The foreign advisor of the interim government visiting the United Nations has expressed his dissatisfaction with the role of the Indian media in the imaginary narrative of minority torture. Touhid Hossain. Addressing the country’s media, he said that it is not right to show any violence against Hindus.
The foreign adviser said this in response to a question from the Indian news agency ANI at the UN headquarters in New York on Tuesday.
According to the report of ANI – “Dr. in the incident of attack on minority Hindus in Bangladesh. What kind of steps has been taken by the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus?” Tauhid Hussain said in response to a question from Indian journalists, “It is not right that any violence is being portrayed as violence against Hindus.”
He said, “I think the Indian media needs to refrain from exaggerating this issue. We are doing everything possible to protect our citizens and the Hindus of Bangladesh are our citizens, we are taking care of them.’
Tauhid Hossain also said that the interim government of Bangladesh is making all efforts to protect the citizens of the country.
On August 5, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country and went to India in the face of intense mass protests by students. Three days later Dr. An interim government led by Muhammad Yunus was sworn in. After the fall of Hasina’s government, several incidents of violence took place in different areas of the country.
At this time, the Indian media reported that the homes of Hindus were attacked in some areas. Most of which were false. Indian media even shared pictures of Bangladeshi Muslim citizens who were victims of previous violence and portrayed it as Hindu torture.
The Nobel Peace Prize winning economist was the chief advisor on these matters before. Muhammad Yunus also protested. Currently, the Principal Adviser and Foreign Affairs Adviser are in New York to attend the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly. They left for New York on Monday, September 23.
(Dhaka Times/September 24/SIS)
Source: www.dhakatimes24.com
