Atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh continue. Temples of Hindu gods are being demolished every day and Hindus are being attacked every day. Meanwhile, the Hindu minority has grown resentful of the Bangladesh government following the arrest of ISKCON chief priest Chinmoy Krishna Das. At the same time, the Indian Foreign Secretary is scheduled to visit Bangladesh on December 9, 2024, for consultations with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Regarding this visit to Bangladesh, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this is part of our structured talks with Bangladesh.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues statement on Syria and Bangladesh
Regarding the Bangladesh issue, the Ministry of External Affairs further said that we have also discussed this issue earlier. We reiterate our expectation that relevant ongoing legal proceedings in Bangladesh will be conducted in a fair, impartial and transparent manner, ensuring full respect for the legal authority of the individuals concerned. Regarding Syria, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that we are concerned about the recent intensification of fighting in northern Syria. We are paying close attention to developments. There are approximately 90,000 Indian citizens in Syria, 14 of whom are working in various United Nations organizations. Our mission remains close to our citizens to ensure their safety.
Bangladesh bans Sheikh Hasina’s speech
Let us tell you that terrorism against Hindus continues after the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, a special court banned the publication of a speech by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sheikh Hasina was ousted after massive protests in the country in August. After resigning as Prime Minister, he sought refuge in India. The decision came a day after Hasina made her first public speech in support of her Awami League party in New York in a virtual speech.
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