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Bangladesh minority safety assurance

Bangladesh minority safety assurance

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Bangladesh PM vows equal rights, safety

Dhaka: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said his government is committed to ensuring the rights and security of all citizens irrespective of their religious identity.Rahman made the remarks during an exchange of views with Hindu community leaders at his office in the secretariat here on Monday, the state-run BSS news agency reported."The government is doing its utmost to ensure the rights and security that everyone is entitled to as a citizen of this country, rather than on the basis of religion," he said.Also read: Five people killed and 30 injured as passenger train derails in Pa

Bangladesh PM assures minorities of equal rights, security

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman tells Hindu community leaders that ensuring every citizen’s rights, irrespective of religion, is his responsibility, ahead of heightened security for Durga Puja

Ahead Of Durga Puja, Bangladesh Prime Minister Assures Safety Of Hindus

He made the comments during an interaction with members of the Hindu community from the Dhaka-17 constituency.

'He Was Mentally Unwell': Family On Bangladeshi Man Killed Over 'Blasphemy'

The audio clips sparked tension in the area, leading to the violence.(File Image)

Tarique Rahman's Durga Puja Outreach To Hindus Amid Minority Safety Concerns

Rahman is expected to visit the Puja Mandap at the Dharmasabha Temple in Rangpur

High Court Directs Centre, Assam To Trace Woman Expelled To Bangladesh

The High Court had first ordered the inquiry on July 3.

Black ink on Tagore: The fight over Bangladesh's identity

The recent defacement of Rabindranath Tagore's portrait in Dhaka has stirred a fresh wave of conversations about his legacy. Against the backdrop of increased political unease post the July 2024 uprising and claims against Jamaat-e-Islami, public outcry highlights the threat to cultural icons. This event has mobilized protests and reinvigorated discussions, reflecting on the vital intersection of politics, culture, and the essence of national identity in contemporary Bangladesh.