December 25, 2025, National Soldiers' Association Headquarters, 133 B Model Town East, Ghaziabad – Today, the National President of the National Soldiers' Association, Vir Chakra recipient Colonel Tejendra Pal Tyagi, stated here that the government's actions should be in line with the sentiments of the people of the country. Therefore, we must expose the reprehensible actions of Mohammad Yunus and the attacks on Hindus in various places, and warn the government that some strong action must be taken against Bangladesh. First and foremost, Bangladesh must be told that bloodshed and trade cannot go hand in hand. The attacks on 150 Hindu families in Bangladesh, the murder of 50 Hindus including Dipu Das, the recent burning of two Hindu homes after locking them from the outside, and the bombing of the main office of the 1971 war veterans will not be tolerated.
The spokesperson of the Uttar Pradesh unit of the National Soldiers' Association and the District President of Hapur, patriot Gyanendra Tyagi, along with District Patron Sudhir Ji, District Coordinator Nikhil Kumar, and Administrative Member Vinay Prakash, were advised today to organize a program at the Martyrs' Memorial in Hapur so that ordinary citizens can also understand the conspiracy of the fundamentalists in Bangladesh.
The District President of Hapur of the National Soldiers' Association, patriot Gyanendra Tyagi, said that they will cut their hair like Chanakya and will only tie their topknot again when the atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh stop. They will perform this act at the Martyrs' Memorial in Hapur. He said that the National Soldiers' Association will raise its voice against every evil that affects the interests of our citizens.
The National Soldiers' Association will raise its voice to include Bangladesh in Operation Sindoor 2, and if they talk about the Siliguri Corridor, they should be told that Meghalaya is sufficient to dismantle the Rangpur Corridor and Tripura is sufficient to dismantle the Chittagong Corridor. Bangladesh should be warned.