Bangiya Christiya Pariseba, a forum representing Christian communities in West Bengal, has voiced serious concern over an uptick in targeted incidents against religious minorities. According to the organization, at least 26 distinct cases of harassment and persecution have been recorded recently across various districts in the state.
In light of these developments, the leadership of Bangiya Christiya Pariseba has sought urgent administrative and political intervention. The group appealed to key state figures, including top government authorities and opposition leadership, urging them to ensure the safety of community members and protect fundamental rights.
The organization emphasized the necessity of prompt police action and public accountability to curb anti-minority activities. Community representatives stressed that maintaining communal harmony in West Bengal requires immediate and impartial measures from law enforcement agencies.
