A Hindu factory owner, Tushar Bairagi, was shot dead in broad daylight by assailants in Bangladesh, highlighting ongoing violence against minorities in the country. This incident follows a series of attacks on Hindus, raising alarms from India’s Ministry of External Affairs, which cited over 2,900 incidents of violence since the interim government took power. The targeted nature of Bairagi’s killing, given his roles as a businessman and journalist, suggests potential motives linked to religious extremism or local rivalries. As the investigation unfolds, concerns about minority safety and the efficacy of the Yunus administration’s protection measures intensify, with implications for regional security and communal harmony amid rising political and economic instability in Bangladesh.