Mohammad Yunus, Acting Interim Government (Bangladesh)
Dhaka: The statement of Shafikul Alam, chief advisor and press secretary of the interim government’s caretaker Mohammad Yunus, has come to light regarding the continuous unrest in Bangladesh and attacks on Hindus. He said that he has given this statement regarding relations with India and attacks on Hindus. Shafiqul first attacked Sheikh Hasina, saying, “…Sheikh Hasina is a mass murderer. She has run one of the most brutal dictatorships.
Let us tell you that Sheikh Hasina is currently in India. Shafiqul Alam said that we are shocked and surprised to know that he is still allowed to talk to the media from his residence…” On the visit of the Indian Foreign Secretary to Bangladesh, he says, “We are Looking forward to both counterparts discussing issues of mutual interest. We hope that the meeting will further deepen relations between the two countries.
Bangladesh said – no intention of banning ISKCON
He said that our relations with India remain good and both the countries are trying to deepen relations further. I hope that our relations will further improve in the coming months. On the question of ban on ISKCON temple after the arrest of Hindu leader Chinmoy Das in Bangladesh, he said, “We have repeatedly said that we have no plans to ban ISKCON.” We are not going to do anything like that. However, he maintained silence on the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh made this demand from India
A key aide of Bangladesh’s interim government on Wednesday said India should clearly recognize the July-August uprising in the country that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power in order to give a fresh start to bilateral ties. Was thrown out. Mahfooz Alam, who holds de facto ministerial status in the interim government, noted in a Facebook post that the Indian government tried to portray the rebellion as a “seizure of power by a few extremists, anti-Hindu and Islamic fundamentalists”. It’s done.”
Alam also asked India to “change its post-75 strategy and understand the new realities of Bangladesh”. Alam is a prominent leader of Bangladesh’s “Anti Discrimination Students Movement”. “This (recognition) is the first thing to start with,” Alam wrote. Laying the foundation of a new Bangladesh by ignoring the July rebellion would be detrimental to the relations between the two countries.” Alam wrote that ”India-lovers or Indian allies living in this part of Bengal” thought that things were calm. and they will not suffer any harm from the July Uprising and the atrocities of the fascists.
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