Bangladesh has expressed deep concern over recent killings and violence targeting minorities in India and called on New Delhi to ensure impartial investigations and bring perpetrators to justice. Foreign Ministry spokesperson S M Mahbubul Alam made the statement on Sunday, December 28, citing incidents of brutal murders, mob attacks, arbitrary detentions, and disruptions of religious events involving Muslims and Christians in several Indian states, including Odisha, Bihar, and Kerala. Alam said Bangladesh is particularly alarmed by reports of widespread violence against Christians during Christmas celebrations across India, describing such acts as hate crimes and targeted violence. Dhaka also rejected recent remarks by India’s Ministry of External Affairs regarding communal violence and minority conditions in Bangladesh, stating that Delhi’s comments misrepresented the country’s longstanding tradition of communal harmony. In an official statement, Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry asserted that isolated criminal incidents were being deliberately portrayed as institutional persecution of Hindus to spread anti-Bangladesh sentiment in India. It warned that selective and biased narratives were being used to incite hostility against Bangladesh and its diplomatic missions.
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