West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has strongly called on the Centre to intervene and protect religious minorities in Bangladesh. Addressing a public gathering, Banerjee expressed grave concern over the increasing incidents of violence and discrimination against minorities, particularly Hindus, in Bangladesh.
She urged the Indian government to take immediate steps through diplomatic channels to ensure the safety and security of these communities. The Chief Minister emphasized that the situation in Bangladesh requires urgent attention, and India must act to safeguard the rights of minorities. Banerjee's call for action comes at a time when reports of targeted attacks on minorities in Bangladesh have gained significant attention in India.
The Chief Minister's remarks highlight the need for both local and international efforts to protect vulnerable communities, ensuring their rights are upheld and their safety guaranteed.
