- Scheduled Visit: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will travel to Bangladesh on December 9 for Foreign Office Consultations, part of structured interactions between the two countries.
- Tensions Rise: The visit follows reports of over 200 attacks on Hindus across 50 districts in Bangladesh since the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5, highlighting strained bilateral ties.
- Global Concerns: The United States has labeled the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh as “worrisome,” urging the interim government to uphold minority rights.
What steps can help stabilize the situation?
India has called for fair legal processes in Bangladesh and emphasized the interim government’s responsibility to protect minorities. These measures, coupled with international pressure, aim to curb extremist rhetoric and ensure the safety of vulnerable communities.
Looking forward: Misri’s visit is expected to address these pressing issues, reinforcing India’s commitment to minority protection and regional stability.
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