India has again commented on the minority issue of Bangladesh. India's concern about the treatment of minorities in Bangladesh has been expressed by the country's foreign minister S. Jaishankar. At the same time, he expressed hope that Dhaka will take steps to ensure the safety of the minorities of this country.
He said these things in the question and answer session of the Indian Lok Sabha today, Friday (December 13). India Today reported this news in a report.
Jaishankar said the treatment of minorities in Bangladesh has become a matter of concern. Because there have been multiple attacks on them.
“We have informed them about our concerns,” Jaishankar said. Recently the Foreign Secretary visited Dhaka. This matter was discussed in his meetings. We hope that Bangladesh will take steps to ensure the safety of minorities in its own interest.
At that time, the Indian foreign minister claimed that India has a good history of development projects in Bangladesh. He said, 'In fact, when we talk about the Neighbor First Policy, we have important development projects in almost every neighboring country except Pakistan and China. The same picture can be seen in Bangladesh.
Apart from this, he also expressed optimism that the new government of Bangladesh will build a mutually beneficial stable relationship with India.
Since the fall of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government in August last year, the Indian government has been issuing one statement after another regarding alleged attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. Exaggerated various news are being published in the Indian media.
However, the interim government of Bangladesh has always denied these allegations of India. The government says there has been a lot of misinformation and misinformation about minority persecution.
