NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma mentioned on Saturday that there have been no makes an attempt by Hindus to enter India from Bangladesh because the neighboring nation confronted instability.
In accordance with Biswa, Hindus are remaining and resisting in Bangladesh. “Up to now month, not a single Hindu has been detected attempting to cross into India,” he mentioned at a press convention, as reported by PTI.Nevertheless, the Assam CM talked about that Muslims from Bangladesh have been making an attempt to enter India to search out employment within the textile sector.
In accordance with the Assam CM, 35 Muslim infiltrators have been arrested up to now month and they’re attempting to enter, however their vacation spot is just not Assam; as an alternative, they’re heading to Bangalore, Tamil Nadu, and Coimbatore for work within the textile business.
He added that they’ve requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to press the Bangladeshi authorities to make sure the protection of Hindus.
Since former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s resignation on August 5, the neighbouring nation has seen an increase in violence towards its minority Hindu neighborhood. A whole lot of Hindu properties, companies, and temples have been vandalised, and households have been threatened, as reported by Reuters and different companies.
Nobel-winning economist Muhammad Yunus is presently main the Bangladesh’s interim authorities after Hasina’s resignation.
In accordance with Biswa, Hindus are remaining and resisting in Bangladesh. “Up to now month, not a single Hindu has been detected attempting to cross into India,” he mentioned at a press convention, as reported by PTI.Nevertheless, the Assam CM talked about that Muslims from Bangladesh have been making an attempt to enter India to search out employment within the textile sector.
In accordance with the Assam CM, 35 Muslim infiltrators have been arrested up to now month and they’re attempting to enter, however their vacation spot is just not Assam; as an alternative, they’re heading to Bangalore, Tamil Nadu, and Coimbatore for work within the textile business.
He added that they’ve requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to press the Bangladeshi authorities to make sure the protection of Hindus.
Since former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s resignation on August 5, the neighbouring nation has seen an increase in violence towards its minority Hindu neighborhood. A whole lot of Hindu properties, companies, and temples have been vandalised, and households have been threatened, as reported by Reuters and different companies.
Nobel-winning economist Muhammad Yunus is presently main the Bangladesh’s interim authorities after Hasina’s resignation.
