India arrests tens of Bangladeshis as new govt says it is 'deeply concerned' about attacks | DW News

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Political upheaval in Bangladesh has created new problems for neighboring India. On Monday, Indian border officials said they'd arrested dozens of Bangladeshis trying to enter the country to escape the unrest. Ousted Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled to India herself, having been a strong ally to Indian prime minister Narendra Modi. His government must now decide how to approach relations with Bangladesh's new interim government.

Also, the new interim government says it is 'gravely concerned' about reported attacks on Hindu and other religious minorities. Religious rights groups say they have recorded over 200 such incidents since the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The new cabinet said it would immediately engage with communities and their representitives to find a solution. Hindus are the largest minority faith in the country, which is predominantly Muslim, and many of them are supporters of Sheikh Hasina's party.

Chapters:
0:00 Problems created in India
2:47 Farwa Aamer, Asia Society Policy Institute
7:37 The government's concerns about attacks on minorities
8:10 Zyma Islam, Journalist

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They cant say the word "Hindu", ...only "certain minority"....

anuragdas
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No interview of minorities??
Where is the perspective of the minorities of Bangladesh??

AbcXyz-ddyo
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Just answer why millions of Bangladeshis want to come to India to live

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UN has accepted that there are violence against Hindu in Bangladesh.

Naturalscene
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Bangladeshi Hindus are in attack. Please save Bangladeshi Hindu.

shashybabursangsar
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Instead of highlighting the ongoing plight of Bangladeshi Hindus, dw tries to tone it dow n. Agenda driven news

debabrataacharjee
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Bangladeshi people have destroyed the statue of Rabindranath Tagore.

Naturalscene
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Where is the story about the prison break? Bangladesh is a good example of society in which economy (GDP 2000-2022 from 53 to 460 billion) has grown fast and somebody else wants to control it. Electricity independence 100%, Phase out from coal in near future and BRICS+ membership. All supply chains would have been secured and no need for US dollar. Now this is gone and so this students future. Glory to the western social media. Zelenskyi, Mileil, Marcos and Bobby Wine

fromtheswampajax
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Where is the interview with minorities? Otherwise, we may assume the report is misleading

mohsinalisarder
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They are not normal students they are madarsa students.

Naturalscene
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Unlike CNN and BBC, DW is doing unbiased reporting on the real situation. Grateful for doing your job honestly

Navaneel
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2:47 DW News asks a Pakistani to comment on India-Bangladesh relations. I do not expect any bias in her analysis, none whatsoever.

nemokat
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Justice for Bangladeshi minorities. Thanks DW for the coverage.

abhishekpankaj
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Why are you not reporting sbout the hindus that are being attacked in Bangladesh. What kind of bias new is DW?

michealbarkley
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What do you expect from people who believe that one book is superior to all the libraries on the planet.

smn
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Wherever islam goes death & sorrow follows.

TridenOG
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Why minorities coming indian borders Bangladesh has no aattack any minorities totally lol interpretation by political anylist 😂😂😂

aschauhan
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Why iskon temple distroyed, why hindus house burn, even hindu singer house burn and looted, 200 year old kali temple is burned

niyaniya
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There should be a separate land for minorities in Bangladesh if they cannot give security

pritammukherjee
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Here in comment, so many trying to hide desperate situation of Hindus in Bangladesh, why not clarify the facts raised by daily star, buring of temples and house like of Rahul Ananda ?

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