India has taken the occurrences of violence against minorities in Bangladesh seriously. According to S. Jaishankar, India’s foreign minister, the country is keeping a careful eye on Bangladesh’s minority status. He underlined that the safety of all of Bangladesh’s residents, especially minorities, is the government’s responsibility.
India has taken the occurrences: These comments were delivered by S. Jaishankar in response to five written questions about claims of violence against the Hindu community in Bangladesh that were brought up in the Indian Lok Sabha. The Lok Sabha released the responses to these queries on Friday.
The Indian government has seen instances of violence against Hindus and other minorities throughout Bangladesh, including in August of this year, Jaishankar said in response to the questions. Violence was reportedly committed against them at their residences and places of business. There were also reports of attacks on religious sites and temples belonging to minority groups. India has communicated its concerns to the Bangladeshi administration and has taken these instances seriously.
The foreign minister of India said that during this year’s Durga Puja, there have been reports of attacks on several temples and puja pandals in Bangladesh. He said that the theft at the Yashoreswari Kali Temple in Satkhira and the attack on a puja pandal in Tanti Bazar, Dhaka, had deeply alarmed the Indian authorities. The government of Bangladesh issued specific security orders in response to these attacks. To guarantee a tranquil Durga Puja celebration, the army and Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) men were sent in.
According to Jaishankar, the Indian High Commission in Dhaka is keeping a careful eye on Bangladesh’s minority status. He underlined that the Bangladeshi government is ultimately in charge of guaranteeing the security and liberty of all citizens, including minorities. India has taken the occurrences..
