US Congressman Ro Khanna Condemns Lynching Of Dipu Chandra Das (PHOTO: X)
US Congressman Ro Khanna didn’t hold back after hearing about the killing of Dipu Chandra Das, a 27-year-old Hindu garment worker in Bangladesh. He called the attack “horrific” and demanded a clear, united stand against hatred and bigotry.
Khanna posted on X, saying his thoughts and prayers were with Das’s family and friends. He pushed for people to speak up whenever violence is fueled by religious hatred. “We must unequivocally condemn and speak out against these vile acts of hatred and bigotry,” he wrote.
The murder has sparked outrage across social media. Many are worried about the safety of religious minorities in Bangladesh. Dipu, a young man working in a garment factory, was lynched by a crowd after being accused of blasphemy.
He’s a Democrat representing California’s 17th Congressional District, which covers parts of Silicon Valley. Khanna’s parents immigrated from India, and he’s made a name for himself with progressive stances on tech, economic justice, foreign policy, and human rights.
He’s always spoken out for civil liberties worldwide and often weighs in on South Asian issues—especially democracy, religious freedom, and protecting minorities.
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