Mohammad Yunus, senior advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, has made a big statement regarding the attacks on Hindus in the country. He has said unnecessary fear is being spread about religious minorities.
Mohammad Yunus, in a television message to the people of the country on the occasion of the 100th day of the interim government of Bangladesh, stated that his government is investigating every incident related to attacks on religious minorities. We are making every possible effort so that not only Hindus but all citizens of the country do not become victims of this violence. We will continue to make efforts in this regard.
He said that after the formation of the interim government in Bangladesh, the country is completely safe. But unnecessary fear is being spread about religious minorities. Mohammad Yunus said that in some cases he has been subjected to violence. But in these cases most things are being exaggerated. Although there have been few cases of violence, its main motivation is political. In reality, it is a conspiracy to destabilize the country again, which is being given a religious overtone. But the government will deal with this kind of situation.
We tell you that during this time Mohammad Yunus said that he will demand the extradition of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of India. Sheikh Hasina had fled to India after the fall of the Awami League government in August this year and currently lives here.
Muhammad Yunus said that we will ensure justice for every murder that took place during the July-August Revolution. Efforts to prosecute those responsible are progressing well and we will demand the return of Hasina from India to hold her accountable. The Awami League government led by Sheikh Hasina was overthrown on August 5 after the student movement against discrimination in the job quota system turned into a major mass rebellion.
Let us tell you that Mohammad Yunus’ recent comments come a week after his interim government said it would seek Interpol’s help to bring back the ousted prime minister and other “fugitives” from India to face trial for alleged crimes against humanity. The current government has accused Hasina and her party leaders of ordering a brutal crackdown on the student movement against discrimination, which led to several deaths during the protests.
