Opinion: Kolkata event discusses forgotten Bihari Muslims in Bangladesh. ‘1971 stigma remains’
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Opinion: Kolkata event discusses forgotten Bihari Muslims in Bangladesh. ‘1971 stigma remains’
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A Kolkata event, titled “Partition’s forgotten people: Subaltern spaces across fluid borders”, highlighted a community that has been othered due to language and alleged closeness to the Pakistan Army during the 1971 war. More than five decades after Bangladesh’s Liberation War and two years after the July 2024 uprising that ended Sheikh Hasina’s rule, many Bihari Muslims, who are branded as Pakistanis, remain on the margins of Bangladeshi society. The discrimination remains, and they are still forced to work as barbers, butchers, and rickshaw pullers. Author and ThePrint Columnist Deep Halder shares insights from the event.----more----Read full article here: https://theprint.in/feature/around-town/kolkata-event-discusses-forgotten-bihari-muslims-in-bangladesh-1971-stigma-remains/3047934/