Reports highlight a pattern of mob violence targeting Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, with recent incidents including the brutal killing of Khokon Chandra Das and the lynching of Dipu Chandra Das. These attacks, along with others in Mymensingh and Rajbari, are described as recurring structures of violence rather than isolated events. The article criticizes the perceived selective silence and inconsistency of global human rights institutions in addressing these specific instances of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh.