From ISI to China, all anti-India forces’ Owaisi expressed concern over the attack on Hindus in Bangladesh.

Asaduddin Owaisi on Bangladesh: The current situation in Bangladesh is not hidden from anyone, especially regarding the incidents of targeting the Hindu community. AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi has expressed concern over these incidents. He on Sunday condemned the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh and stressed the strength of India-Bangladesh relations. Owaisi said that his party AIMIM strongly condemns the murder of Dipu Chandra Das and Amrit Mandal in Bangladesh. Along with this, he has supported the steps being taken by the Indian government to maintain strong relations with Bangladesh.

need to protect minorities

Owaisi said Bangladesh was formed on the basis of secular Bengali nationalism, and there are about 20 million minorities who are not Muslims. He expressed hope that tension between India and Bangladesh will not increase. On the tragic incidents of Dipu Chandra Das and Amrit Mandal, Owaisi said that whatever is happening in Bangladesh is against their constitutional mandate. He expressed hope that Bangladesh Prime Minister Yunus will ensure that all minorities living in Bangladesh are protected.

Bangladesh’s stability is important for India’s security

Owaisi also said that we should remember that stability in Bangladesh is extremely important for the security of India, especially Northeast India. Referring to a popular revolution in Bangladesh, he said that we hope that the relations between India and Bangladesh will become even stronger after the elections to be held in February. Additionally, Owaisi also said that India’s enemy forces, such as ISI and China, are active in Bangladesh, which cannot be ignored.

Owaisi is also concerned about the incidents happening in India

Owaisi termed the incidents happening in Bangladesh as wrong, but at the same time he also talked about paying attention to the incidents happening in his own country. He said a laborer from West Bengal was beaten to death in Sambalpur, Odisha on December 24, and Angel Chakma, a tribal boy pursuing MBA in Uttarakhand, died after being beaten.

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Owaisi said that all this is a clear example of the fact that when the rule of law breaks down and majority-based politics becomes dominant, such lynching incidents take place. He expressed the need to condemn such incidents.