Attacks against Minorities Reported in Bangladesh as per FRANCE 24 English

In recent news, reports of attacks against religious minorities in Bangladesh have sparked concern and condemnation from leaders around the world. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed on Friday (August 16) that he had received a phone call from the head of Bangladesh, expressing distress over the situation.

This comes amid growing tensions in Bangladesh, where minority communities such as Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians have faced discrimination and violence in recent years. The reported attacks have raised alarm over the safety and rights of these vulnerable groups, prompting calls for immediate action to protect their well-being.

Prime Minister Modi’s statement sheds light on the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for governments to address the issue of targeted violence against minorities. Leaders from across the globe have voiced their concerns and called for measures to ensure the safety and security of all citizens, regardless of their religious beliefs.

As the international community comes together to condemn these acts of violence and discrimination, it is crucial for authorities in Bangladesh to take decisive steps to address the root causes of such attacks and uphold the rights of all its citizens. Only through collective efforts and a commitment to tolerance and inclusivity can we ensure a peaceful and harmonious society for all.