‘Disturbing’: Priyanka Gandhi voices concern over Bangladesh’s non secular violence, seeks pressing motion | India Information

NEW DELHI: Congress chief Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday expressed her concern concerning the continued assaults on minority communities in Bangladesh. She emphasised that any type of discrimination, violence, or assaults based mostly on faith, caste, language, or identification is unacceptable in a civilized society.
In a put up on X, Priyanka Gandhi stated, “The information of steady assaults on minorities in neighbouring Bangladesh is disturbing.Discrimination, violence and assaults on the premise of faith, caste, language or identification are unacceptable in any civilised society.”
She hoped that the state of affairs in Bangladesh would normalize quickly and that the interim authorities would take essential measures to make sure the protection and respect of individuals following the Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist faiths.

Mohammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s interim chief, lately condemned the assaults on minority communities, labelling them as “heinous.” He urged the youth to guard all Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist households from hurt.
In response to neighborhood leaders in Dhaka, a number of Hindu temples, households, and companies had been vandalised, ladies had been assaulted, and at the very least two Hindu leaders affiliated with Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League get together had been killed within the violence that erupted in Bangladesh following her departure from the nation.
The dying toll in Bangladesh has reached 560 because the anti-quota protests started in mid-July, with greater than 230 individuals dropping their lives within the latest incidents of violence that unfold throughout the nation after the autumn of the Hasina authorities final week.