PM Modi Raises Concern Over ‘Safety Of Hindus In Bangladesh’ During Bilateral Talks With Muhammed Yunus In Bangkok | (Photo Courtesy: ANI/Altered by GPlus)
Bangkok: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Friday, April 4, held bilateral talks with Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus on the sidelines of the sixth BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok, Thailand.
The bilateral meeting comes after Bangladesh requested a discussion to address the ongoing differences between the two nations, although Modi’s schedule in Thailand had not originally indicated such a meeting.
During the talks, Modi emphasised India’s support for a democratic, stable, and inclusive Bangladesh. The PM also raised concerns over the safety of minorities, including Hindus in Bangladesh.
In a statement given to ANI, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri shared that PM Modi emphasised India’s commitment to fostering a positive and constructive relationship with Bangladesh, urging both sides to avoid any rhetoric that could harm bilateral relations.
“PM Modi reiterated India’s support for democratic, stable, peaceful, progressive and inclusive Bangladesh. He underlined Prof. Yunus India’s desire to forge a positive and constructive relationship with Bangladesh. The PM also urged that any rhetoric that vitiates the environment is best avoided. On the border strict enforcement of the law and prevention of illegal border crossing are necessary to maintain border security and security. The PM also underlines India’s concerns over the safety and security of minorities, including Hindus in Bangladesh,” Misri told ANI.
