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US envoy expresses concern over persecution of Hindus & other minorities in Bangladesh

IndiaTimes Sunday, 15 December 2024
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'Time to Answer': Jaishankar Breaks Silence On Hindus Killed in Bangladesh | Key Details

In a strong response to the escalating violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, has called on the interim government of Bangladesh to take full responsibility for protecting all of its citizens, including religious minorities. The violence, which has targeted Hindu communities, homes, businesses, and temples, has sparked widespread concern, particularly after the Durga Puja festival attacks. India has repeatedly raised the issue with the Bangladesh government, urging them to ensure the safety and security of Hindus and other minorities. Jaishankar's remarks come amid growing tensions, with reports of extremism and continued violence. The world watches as India demands justice and accountability for the attacks on its people. #Jaishankar #BangladeshViolence #HinduAttacks #MinorityRights #IndiaBangladeshRelations #DurgaPujaAttacks #ReligiousFreedom #HinduSafety #JaishankarResponse #BangladeshGovernment #ProtectMinorities #ReligiousViolence ~PR.274~ED.194~HT.334~

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