MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal Condemns 'Unremitting Hostility' Against Hindus In Bangladesh

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In this news bulletin, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal strongly condemns the 'unremitting hostility against minorities in Bangladesh' following the lynching of a Hindu youth in Mymensingh. Jaiswal reveals that '2900 incidents of violence against minorities' have been documented under the interim government. The report also covers a mob attack on rock star James' concert in Faridpur, leaving 20 injured.

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00:00And well, Islamist mob that attacked concert in Bangladesh, a mob attacked Bangladeshi rockstar James' show in Fareedpur.

00:08The attackers pelted stones, beat the singer's crew with sticks, leaving 20 people injured.

00:13Singer James had a narrow escape. The concert was cancelled on the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner.

00:18Pinbal outreach continues over killing of Hindus in Bangladesh.

00:22MEA has strongly condemned the lynching cases of Bangladeshi Hindus in neighbouring nation

00:28and urged the UNIS government to punish the perpetrators of the incident.

00:32MEA has also expressed grave concern over unremitting hostilities against minorities in Bangladesh.

00:39Meanwhile, protests continue in India demanding justice for Bangladeshi Hindus,

00:43several right-wing groups that hit the streets across the nation and stood in solidarity with the victims of atrocities.

00:49Bengal LOP Shuven Duwadikari made strong remarks over recent incidents of mob lynching

00:54and warned of political action if incidents of violence against minorities do not decline.

00:59On the other hand, several opposition leaders drew parallel to the situation in India.

01:24Demitting hostility against minorities in Bangladesh, including Hindus, Christians, and Buddhists

01:30at the hands of extremists is a matter of grave concern.

01:35We condemn the recent gruesome killing of a Hindu youth in Maimane Singh

01:40and expect that the perpetrators of the crime would be brought to justice.

01:44over 2,900 incidents of violence against minorities, including cases of killings, arsons, land grab

01:57have been documented by independent sources during the tenure of the interim government.

02:03These incidents cannot be brushed aside as mere media exaggerations

02:08or dismissed as political violence.

02:10This is the role of Hindu people who wish to support the people of Hindus in the country.

02:15So they are doing this due to the time of violence against the people,

02:18they will take support.

02:20They will take support in the people.

02:22The people with the other people with the people,

02:24they were also taking the land.

02:26They were struck by the people who did it.

02:27And they did it so that they killed them.

02:29They were told of it.

02:30They were forced to make the war.

02:32This is the force for the men.

02:33The people who have been sitting there,

02:35they have to make the war,

02:36and they have to make the war,

02:38and they have to make the war.

02:38the people who have been able to do it, the people who have been able to do it,

02:44they have been able to do it.

02:46And this is the only responsibility of Bangladesh.

02:49And the human rights organization, our opposition parties,

02:54there is no way to do it.

02:56There is no way to do it.

02:58There is no way to do it.

02:59We can understand what the children are doing.

03:03We should have interviewed.

03:05But why do it comes to Bangladesh,

03:06they are struggling with blood,

03:10and they're going to kill.

03:12We have been judging them,

03:14we're not doing anything,

03:16but why not we have citizens and citizens of Bangladesh,

03:18in this country,

03:20in this country,

03:23because this is our other government.

03:25So, you must make up a civil war.

03:29Your government,

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MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal Condemns 'Unremitting Hostility' Against Hindus In Bangladesh

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