The United States, Tulsi Gabbard, who visited Delhi, said this in an interview to the Indian media about the torture and violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. He said it would be in the upcoming discussion of the Donald Trump administration and the Bangladesh government as a central issue of concern.
However, at a regular briefing on Monday (March 7th), the US State Department spokesman Tamie Bruce was questioned in the context of Hindus of Bangladesh.
During the briefing, a journalist asked a spokesperson, “A few days before the election, President Donald Trump expressed concern over the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh.” Now the Foreign Minister has been here for about 5 days, what is his evaluation of the current situation of Hindus in Bangladesh and what steps is he taking on? '
Tammy Bruce replied, “Okay, you are talking about President Trump, who expressed the situation in a country and his administration from different perspectives.”
Reminding the interrogation that was about Bangladesh again, he said, “Secretary Rubio is definitely working on following his (President Trump) view and deciding on this. But in the case of diplomatic discussions, diplomatic considerations and what can happen on the basis of that dialogue discussion, I do not want to prepare here and you certainly do not want to do it. I think, the best will be. '
The questioner then said, 'Can I ask the question again?' In reply, Tammy Bruce said, 'Sorry?'
The questioner again said, 'Can I ask the question again?' Tammy Bruce said, “No, no, what I mean is that I will not comment on diplomatic relations and diplomatic discussions or do any comment on what can happen.” Bruce says, 'Okay, yes -yes (sound is unclear). Yes, Madam. ' He did not give any more questions in this context.
Tammy Bruce has even given the same answer to other questions about the recent issue. He has avoided answering most of the questions saying 'I do not want to prepare' in this regard.
