💨 Abstract
India expressed grave concern over ongoing hostilities against minorities in Bangladesh, particularly the lynching of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das. India demanded justice for the perpetrators and highlighted over 2,900 documented incidents of violence against minorities. The country also cautiously noted the return of BNP leader Tarique Rahman, emphasizing its support for free and fair elections in Bangladesh. India dismissed false narratives linking it to recent unrest and reiterated its commitment to strengthening ties with Bangladesh.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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