A 21-year-old Indian tourist from Belgharia in West Bengal named Sayan Ghosh returned home shaken and injured after a violent attack during his visit to Dhaka, Bangladesh. Ghoshs

Sayan Ghosh's trip to Dhaka took a violent turn on November 26, the day he was set to return to India. Recalling the incident, Ghosh shared that he and his friend were at an ice cream shop in Dhaka's Baganbari area when a group of men confronted them.

Sayan Ghosh, a tourist hailing from Belghoria, West Bengal, was allegedly assaulted in Bangladesh 's Dhaka, according to a report by News18. The incident occurred when Ghosh and his friend went to a local market.

India has expressed "deep concern" over the arrest of a Hindu monk in Bangladesh and asked its neighbour to "ensure the safety of Hindus and all minorities".

Sayan Ghosh, 22, who hais from West Bengal, said he was beaten and his phone and wallet were taken from him at knife-point

The arrest of a Hindu monk in Bangladesh has triggered a fresh war of words with neighbour India over the condition of minorities in the country. Chinmoy Krishna Das, a spokesperson of a Bangladesh-based Hindu organisation,

Sayan Ghosh, a tourist from West Bengal’s Belghoria, was allegedly attacked by a mob in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka’s Jurain area. Ghosh claims he was targeted for being an Indian and a Hindu, as per a report by News18.

Hailing from Belgharia in Kolkata, 22-year-old Sayan Ghosh had traveled to Bangladesh on November 23. He stayed with a friend’s family.

TMC leader Kunal Ghosh speaks on the government's stance regarding Bangladesh. He notes CM Mamata Banerjee supports the central government's actions, emphasizing Bangladesh as a separate nation and urging active central intervention.