This resolution calls on the United States government to investigate allegations of abuse against religious minorities in Bangladesh, particularly targeting Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, and other groups. It highlights the political turmoil following the January 7, 2024 election, which led to the overthrow of a peaceful government by a student uprising supported by Islamic fundamentalists. The resolution details a rise in violence against religious minorities, including attacks on places of worship and cultural sites, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. It also mentions the current leader, Muhammad Yunus, and his actions to erase the legacy of the previous government, including the cancellation of national holidays and the renaming of institutions.

The resolution emphasizes the need for accountability in light of reported extrajudicial killings of dissenters and members of the former government. It urges the U.S. government to take these allegations seriously and conduct a thorough investigation into the treatment of minorities under the interim government of Bangladesh. Additionally, it calls for copies of the resolution to be sent to key government officials, including the New Hampshire Congressional delegation, the Secretary of State, the President, and the White House Press Office.