India's Foreign Secretary to Address Minority Safety Concerns During Bangladesh Visit

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India's Foreign Secretary to Address Minority Safety Concerns During Bangladesh Visit

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Vikram Misri's visit to Bangladesh on December 9 aims for consultations.
Misri will discuss the safety of minorities amid rising tensions.
Randhir Jaiswal emphasized fair legal processes in Bangladesh for minorities.
Chinmoy Krishna Das faces sedition charges after leading protests.
Indian officials, including Modi, have called for minority protections.
Bangladesh labeled India's concerns as interference in internal affairs.
Misri's discussions aim to improve relations and minority safety.

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Bangladesh's Political Turmoil: Islamist Resurgence Threatens Stability

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Vikram Misri's visit unlikely to quell rising Islamist tensions
Bangladesh's economic growth under Sheikh Hasina threatened by Islamist resurgence
US accused of favoring authoritarian regimes over democratically elected leaders
Sheikh Hasina: “Muhammad Yunus incited violence and genocide”
Critique of Indian media for drawing false equivalences between India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh
New Islamist-led government faces significant challenges in managing the economy

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Arson Attack on ISKCON Centre Raises Alarm

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The ISKCON centre in Dhaka was set ablaze, affecting temples.
Radharamn Das: “This attack shows the continuing atrocities against minorities”.
The fire was ignited using petrol, indicating a planned attack.
Chinmoy Krishna Das's arrest led to widespread protests.
Sukanta Majumdar condemned the incident as an unforgivable act of hatred.

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Political Unrest in Bangladesh Raises Concerns

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Aditya Thackeray criticized Indian government for inaction regarding atrocities against Hindus
Violent clashes resulted in a lawyer's death, highlighting unrest severity
ISKCON reported detentions and vandalism during the unrest
Vice President Radha Raman: “The rioters vandalised a center in Bangladesh.”
Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council condemned false charges against minority lawyers
Relations between India and Bangladesh have deteriorated since Sheikh Hasina's ousting
Experts warn of growing instability in Bangladesh affecting India

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Mistry's Visit: Addressing Tensions with Bangladesh

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India's Foreign Secretary Vivek Mistry will visit Bangladesh on December 9.
Discussions will focus on security concerns and bilateral relations.
Mohammad Yunus criticized for acting on behalf of fundamentalist groups.
Bangladeshi government adopts a more aggressive stance against India.

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Bangladesh Seeks New Import Sources Amid Tensions

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Bangladesh seeks alternative sources for importing potatoes and onions.
Current imports primarily from India, with Myanmar and others.
Trade has declined since the interim government took power.
Selim Uddin: “The BTTC has identified alternative sources”.
Authorities cite rising prices in the Indian market.
Potato prices surged by 131 percent in India.
Vikram Misri's visit may address trade issues.

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Bangladesh Optimistic About Resolving Ties with India

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Md Touhid Hossain: “We expect that we will be able to overcome this impasse.”
Importance of mutual communication emphasized by Hossain.
Relationship deteriorated due to violence against Hindus.
Key discussion areas include trade, border management, and water issues.
Randhir Jaiswal: “The interim government must live up to its responsibility of protecting all minorities.”
Hossain mentioned Muhammad Yunus aims to revitalize SAARC.

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India's Foreign Secretary to Address Minority Safety Concerns During Bangladesh Visit

India's Foreign Secretary to Address Minority Safety Concerns During Bangladesh Visit

Bangladesh's Political Turmoil: Islamist Resurgence Threatens Stability

Arson Attack on ISKCON Centre Raises Alarm

Political Unrest in Bangladesh Raises Concerns

Mistry's Visit: Addressing Tensions with Bangladesh

Bangladesh Seeks New Import Sources Amid Tensions

Bangladesh Optimistic About Resolving Ties with India

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