Bangladesh Today Live Update 2024
Bangladesh Today Live Update 2024:-Praising the Center for granting asylum to Sheikh Hasina after she was forced to resign as Bangladesh Prime Minister amid violent protests, Congress leader and MP Shashi Tharoor said the change of regime in the neighboring country is a matter of concern for India. Not the subject.
Asked how developments in Bangladesh would impact its relations with India, Mr Tharoor said, “Our core interest lies in close and friendly relations with Bangladesh, our core commitment is to the well-being of the Bangladeshi people. For this, the state is second and no one else The individual leader is in third place.” He said, “We are with the people of Bangladesh, we were with them in 1971, we have been with them in all good and bad times, even when their governments were not friendly towards us, we still treat our relations as equals.” Have managed to maintain the level and definitely no one in this regard in the times to come There should not be a decline.
Regarding the interim government led by Nobel Peace Prize winner and Grameen Bank founder Muhammad Yunus, he said it is not a matter of concern for New Delhi. He said, “I know Muhammad Yunus personally, he is a very respectable personI think he is somewhat closer to Washington rather than close to Jamaat-e-Islami or Pakistani ISI. ,”If you look at the overall structure of the interim government, it does not seem that there is much reason for India to be concerned about the fact that countries hostile to us are putting their stamp on this interim government. ALSO READ:- https://livendtv.com/kolkata-raped-live-update-2024/
He said the biggest concern for India has always been whether Pakistan and China will fish in the waters of crisis. “In such a context, there is always a possibility that the Pakistani ISI may have a hand in some of the outrageous incidents of violence during the agitation, that the Chinese, who have a strong presence in Bangladesh, saw this as an opportunity to expand their influence Yes, these are the things that are talked about in the subcontinent People who monitor relationships are most worried.
But there is certainly nothing in the composition of the interim government or Mr Yunus’s initial statements that should cause us concern,” he said, underscoring the interim leader’s call for peace and protection of minorities.
Mr Tharoor praised the Narendra Modi government for granting asylum to Sheikh Hasina after India ousted her. He said, “It would have been humiliating for India if we had not helped them. If we had treated our friend badly, no one would have wanted to be our friend Sheikh Hasina is a friend of India and India is her friend. And when a friend is in trouble you don’t think twice before helping him and keeping him safe. India has done exactly this.
I commend the government for doing this. I don’t want anything less than this. As an Indian, we have certain standards that we follow in the world. The government has done the right thing by bringing them here and ensuring their safety.
“How long she wants to stay is none of our business. You don’t call someone over to your house and ask when you’re leaving. My view is that we should wait and see how long she stays before moving forward.” Wants to stay for a long timeThere are practical considerations to make before visiting any other country, visa considerations, other issues. For now, he is with us and we should be proud that we stood by a friend when his personal safety was at risk,” Mr Tharoor said. ALSO READ:- https://livendtv.com/kolkata-raped-live-update-2024/
Responding to a question on whether the Indian government should raise its concerns more strongly about attacks on minorities, he said there were contradictory reports coming from Bangladesh. “Certainly there have been some attacks, no one can deny that, no one should deny that,” he said it’s a fact. Also, there is no doubt that there are stories coming out that Bangladeshi Muslims are guarding the homes and temples of Hindus, so there is some good news amidst all the bad news.
The Congress leader saw hope in Mohammad Yunus’ address after taking charge of the interim government. He said, “Professor Yunus’s statement that the government stands with the minorities and urges people to remain calm and stop incidents of violence is a very good sign Any continued violence will certainly be instigated by elements in Bangladeshi society that have traditionally been anti-India, anti-Hindu and will do anything to create a situation of disorder so that they can have an opportunity to fish in the troubled waters. But for now, I don’t think there are any officials who want to see this situation continue.”
Sheikh Hasina had to step down after protests against reservation in Bangladesh, after which a movement started demanding her removal. He has been in India for the last one week. Following his arrival, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar chaired an all-party meeting and briefed opposition party leaders about the situation and the government’s plans. The opposition has assured full support to the Center to deal with this crisis.
