The purpose of this resolution is to formally acknowledge and condemn the genocide that occurred in Bangladesh in 1971, particularly against the Hindu minority. It aims to raise awareness about the atrocities committed during this period and to advocate for the protection of religious minorities in Bangladesh. Key provisions of the resolution include a condemnation of the actions taken by the Pakistani military and its allies during the 1971 conflict, which involved widespread killings, sexual violence, and the targeting of specific ethnic and religious groups, particularly Hindus.