Congress Urges Protection for Minorities Amid Bangladesh Unrest

The Congress expressed concern over attacks on minorities in Bangladesh and hoped the interim government would protect them. Interim leader Muhammad Yunus condemned the violence and urged youth to shield minority families. Prime Minister Modi and Congress wish for a return to normalcy and the safety of minorities.

The Congress has voiced serious concerns regarding recent targeted attacks on minorities and their places of worship in Bangladesh. The party expects the interim government to take decisive action to ensure an atmosphere of security, dignity, and harmony for all communities.

Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, labeled the attacks as 'heinous' and called on the youth to protect Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist families from harm, highlighting the importance of national unity.

The situation has garnered international attention, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi advocating for the safety of minority communities and voicing hope for a quick return to normalcy. Reports indicate numerous attacks on minorities since the downfall of Sheikh Hasina's government, prompting many to seek refuge in India.

(With inputs from agencies.)