PM Modi Urges Protection Of Hindus In Bangladesh !
PM Modi emphasized India's dedication to working with Bangladesh to accomplish their shared objectives of "peace, security, and development" for both countries.
PM Modi spoke on Thursday with Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus after the latter was named the head of the interim government in Bangladesh and hoped that the Hindus will be able to protect themselves in that country. He has been ensuring his followers on X that “safety & protection” of Hindus and other minorities is important in Bangladesh.
In Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, 84, took an oath to become the head of an interim government after Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister, resigned and left the country. Hasina resigned on Monday and fled to India thereby following demonstrators especially students protesting against her government over a sensitive issue on job reservation system.
The trained economist and an upcoming politician was sworn into office by the country’s President Mohammed Shahabuddin in the Bangabhaban palace.
Also, Prime Minister Modi restated India’s intentions to stand for further cooperation with Bangladesh for a harmonious realization of their common vision of ‘peace, security and development’ for the two countries.
PM Modi Message –
Congratulations to Professor Muhammad Yunus on beginning his new duties and my best wishes to him. People may want to get back the normalcy as early as possible as long as protection of Hindus and all other minority groups is guaranteed, the PM added.
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India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulating Muhammad Yunus is at a time when Bangladesh’s forced out Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is visiting India. Subsequent to her resignation, the 76-year-old Awami League leader arrived by a chartered flight at one of the major airbases near Delhi on Monday, and has since been shifted to an undisclosed safe house under very high levels of security.
Sajeeb Wazed Joy, Hasina’s son, says that she will remain in Delhi for some time Hasina has rejected the media reports that she is set to seek asylum in the United States or the United Kingdom as mere rumours.
Our External Affairs Minister has already stated that permission was given at the last minute for former PM Sheikh Hasina to come to India. The scenario still remains unsteady as far as Bangladesh is concerned. Such measures seem to hinder the freedom of the foreign policy by insisting on other unacceptable ideas; When asked by the press, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “It would not be pertinent to discuss her plans.”
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