New Delhi, December 7, 2024: India’s Foreign Secretary, Vikram Misri, is set to visit Bangladesh on December 9, amidst rising concerns over the treatment of Hindus in the country. The visit comes at a time when several reports have emerged highlighting atrocities against the Hindu community, raising alarm in both India and abroad.
During his visit, Misri is expected to meet with high-ranking officials from the Bangladeshi government to discuss bilateral ties between the two nations, with a particular focus on addressing the issue of religious persecution. India has expressed its concern over the safety and well-being of its citizens, particularly in light of recent attacks on Hindus.
The visit is seen as an effort to strengthen diplomatic relations while ensuring that minority rights are upheld in Bangladesh. It is also an opportunity to engage in dialogue about regional security, trade, and cultural exchange, alongside the pressing issue of religious tolerance and human rights.
Officials have noted that the Indian government is closely monitoring the situation and will continue to push for the protection of religious minorities in Bangladesh.
