Joe Biden has a close eye on the situation in Bangladesh, know what America wants – India TV Hindi

Washington: The White House, the office and official residence of the US President, has said that President Joe Biden is closely monitoring the situation in Bangladesh. America Will hold the interim government of Bangladesh responsible for ensuring the protection of religious and ethnic minorities in the country. White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said in a press conference on Thursday, “The security situation in Bangladesh is complex after the former Prime Minister stepped down from the post. “We are working closely with the interim government to strengthen the capacity of its law enforcement and security services to address this challenge.”

Safety of Bangladeshis is important

“What has been very clear in our conversations with all the leaders of Bangladesh is the safety of religious and ethnic minorities, the safety of all Bangladeshis, regardless of religion,” White House national security communications adviser John Kirby said in response to a question. Be it any religion or caste. “We want them to stick to it.”

Hindu in bangladesh

Indian Americans demonstrated

Indian Americans have held peaceful protests and marches in front of the White House and in several cities, including Chicago, New York, Detroit, Houston and Atlanta, over the past few weeks to protest against the persecution of the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh. He has appealed to President Biden to help stop the ongoing atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. Earlier, Indian-American lawmaker Raja Krishnamurthy had urged members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to pay attention to the issue of violence against minorities, mainly Hindus, in Bangladesh. (Language)

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