G 24 Hours Digital Bureau: Bangladesh government had to swallow India’s demand in the end. Shafiqul Alam, the press secretary of Bangladesh’s chief adviser Mohammad Yunus, said that there have been several incidents of attacks on minorities. A total of 70 people have been arrested. A total of 88 assault cases have been registered. This count is up to October.
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Shafiqul Alam also said that the list of cases which have been filed after October will be available by Wednesday. A detailed press release will be issued on the same. The number of arrests will increase. The number of cases may increase by one or two. Because an incident happened in Sunamganj. In some places, Chittagong, Dhaka’s Turag and Narsingdi have had incidents. Information about each of them will be given to journalists.
The press secretary said, according to the information received from the Hindu, Buddhist, Christian Unity Council, 62 cases have been registered and 35 people have been arrested in the case. According to direct reports to the police, 26 cases have been registered and 35 people have been arrested. All those involved in such despicable acts in Bangladesh will be arrested.
It should be noted that Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Mishri visited Dhaka on Monday. There he spoke to the Foreign Secretary of Bangladesh about the current situation in Bangladesh. After the meeting with Bangladesh Foreign Affairs Advisor Jasim Uddin, Mishri said, very open and constructive discussions have taken place. I have emphasized that India seeks a positive, constructive and mutually beneficial relationship with Bangladesh. We have always seen this relationship in the past and we will continue to see it as a people-centric and people-oriented relationship. The welfare of all people will be at the center of the relationship.
According to the statement given by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, India has expressed concern about the security of Bangladeshi minorities. India has protested the attack on their religious places and culture.
Foreign Secretary Mishri said, I came to Dhaka on the invitation of Jasim Uddin. I have come to Dhaka at a very critical moment in bilateral relations, to take forward the dialogue between Bangladesh and India. This is the first talk between the leaders of our two countries after the political change in Bangladesh in August this year. They had a telephone conversation. A meeting was held at the level of foreign ministers of the two countries in New York. This tour is part of that.
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