Bangladesh's Yunus Denies Anti-Hindu Violence Reports
Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has dismissed reports of violence against Hindus in the country, labeling them as "fake news" spread by India.
"One of the specialities of India right now is fake news. A barrage of fake news,"
Yunus stated in an interview with US journalist Mehdi Hassan, acknowledging "normal conflicts" between neighbours over land and local issues, but arguing these disputes should not be portrayed as communal violence.
- Yunus rejected international reports documenting attacks on Hindus following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government last year.
- He claimed the government is alert to the issue, which India is "always pushing" to bring pressure.
Author's summary: Yunus denies anti-Hindu violence in Bangladesh.
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