Raised the issue of security of Hindus during his meeting with Bangladesh during his visit to Bangladesh

India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Mistry on Bangladesh visit

Dhaka (Bangladesh) – India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Mistry, who arrived here, met , held talks with Bangladesh’s Interim Foreign Advisor Towhid Hossain and expressed hope of improving relations between the two countries. “Talks have given both of us an opportunity to review our relations,” Vikram Mistry said, stressing on the issue of security for Hindus in Bangladesh during the talks.

‘In the meeting with Bangladeshi counterparts, the issues concerning the security of Hindus in the Nation were discussed.’ – Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on his visit to Bangladesh.

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On his arrival in Dhaka, Vikram Mistry personally met Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Mohammad Jasim Uddin, following which the delegations of the two countries held a formal meeting.

Bangladesh has been in political instability since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government in August this year. India has expressed concern over incidents of attacks on minorities. Vikram Misri has visited Bangladesh in the backdrop of all these developments.

This is India’s first high-level visit to Bangladesh since the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Misri will also meet Bangladesh’s interim government chief Mohammad Yunus as a courtesy.

Editorial Perspective

It is clear that talks will not achieve anything because the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh are state sponsored. So India has to strive beyond this to protect Hindus. Is India prepared for this, is the question !