The extinct Tripura chief minister stated a “responsible administration cannot remain still over such atrocities”
Hindustan Conditions
05 October, 2024, 05:45 pm
Final modified: 05 October, 2024, 05:52 pm
Communist Event of India (Marxist) Agartala politburo member Manik Sarkar on Saturday entreated the meantime government of Bangladesh to be certain safety and safety of minority of us in the neighbouring country.
His command is accessible in the backdrop of reports of assaults on of us belonging to minority communities in some areas of the neighbouring country.
Whereas addressing a rally organised by the Left parties to boom against the contemporary assaults on minorities after the autumn of the Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh, the extinct Tripura chief minister stated a “responsible administration cannot remain still over such atrocities”.
“The manager of the meantime government in Bangladesh had promised for restoration of democracy in the country at the UN frequent assembly. We query that his promise shall be translated into action with efficient measures to present protection to the rights of minorities there,” Sarkar stated.
He also entreated “obvious-minded of us to arrive forward to establish an discontinuance to the atrocities” on minorities in the neighbouring country.
The Left chief also recalled the mass exodus of Chakma of us from Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tract to Tripura’s Sabroom subdivision in the path of the BNP regime.
“Attributable to systematic assaults on minorities in CHT, hundreds of Chakma of us had to go their fatherland and take shelter in Sabroom of South Tripura district. Then chief minister Nripen Chakraborty and the of us of Tripura offered shelter and food to Chakma refugees. It took space in the path of the BNP regime. The predicament became solved after the Awami League led by Sheikh Hasina returned to vitality,” the weak CPI chief stated.
He also stated, “We query the newest government will take efficient steps to present protection to the rights of minorities in Bangladesh to contain the promise of placing in democracy there in proper sense.”
In the meantime, Tipra Motha supremo Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma claimed that many Buddhists, monks and church leaders had been still receiving threats in Bangladesh.
“The staunch test of the Bangladesh government shall be if they are able to offer protection to the minorities in the path of the festive month of pujas. Many Buddhist, monks and church leaders dangle urged me in regards to the chronic threats coming to them.
“Under Sheikh Hasina government, there were festivities for all faiths without fear and intimidation however at the present time obvious criminals are overtly threatening the minorities there,” he wrote on Fb.
