US welcomes Bangladesh's security measures for minorities amid violence concerns

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The United States has condemned reported violence against minorities in Bangladesh and welcomed security measures taken by the country's interim government.

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00:00Just days after America's Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard criticized the anti-minority violence

00:06in Bangladesh, America now welcoming that there are security measures reportedly being

00:11taken by Bangladesh's interim government, USA has said and I quote it here, we condemn

00:16the violence toward the minorities that has been reported from Bangladesh.

00:22America is keeping an eye on the violence and is welcoming if there are any security

00:26measures being done.

00:30We condemn any instances of violence or intolerance directed toward members of minority communities

00:40in any country and have welcomed measures taken by Bangladesh's interim government to

00:45ensure safety and security for all in Bangladesh.

00:49That's what we're watching, that's what we expect and that will be what continues.

00:55So that's the big news coming in.

00:56Remember days since Tulsi Gabbard who was in India briefly to meet Defence Minister

01:01Ajit Oval and others had also said that she's aware about the anti-minority violence in

01:08Bangladesh, it's concerning.

01:10Now America says we are watching carefully what's happening in Bangladesh and we welcome

01:16any security measures being done.

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