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In this ground report for India Today, correspondent Ashutosh Mishra provides the latest updates from Dhaka, where security has been significantly tightened at the Indian Embassy following violent protests. The unrest has been triggered by the brutal lynching of a Hindu man, Deepu Das, in Mymensingh, an incident that has sparked outrage and demonstrations in both Bangladesh and India. Anchor Shivani Sharma discusses the escalating tensions, noting that the 'Hindu community do not feel safe' amidst reports of atrocities. The broadcast also highlights a letter from the J&K Student Association urging the Indian government to ensure the safety of students in Bangladesh. Mishra confirms that 'armed police officers have been deployed' to protect the mission.
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