US, India Tackle Bangladesh Minority Violence

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep concern over the safety of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh amidst recent violence following the collapse of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's administration. In a phone call with interim government head Muhammad Yunus, Modi reiterated India's support for a democratic and stable Bangladesh. Yunus assured Modi that the interim government would prioritize the protection and security of all minorities. Modi's concern was echoed in his Independence Day speech, where he hoped for a swift return to normalcy. The United States has also been in communication with India and other regional partners, pushing for an end to the violence and accountability in Bangladesh. Reports indicate widespread attacks on Hindu homes, businesses, and temples, sparking calls for international intervention to ensure minority safety.