Bangladesh rebukes US spy chief over religious violence remarks
- Bangladesh has rebuked U.S. intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard, stating her remarks on religious violence were unfounded and could increase sectarian tensions.
- The Bangladeshi government called Gabbard's statements misleading and damaging to the country's reputation, claiming many attacks were politically motivated.
- Gabbard emphasized the importance of accurate statements on sensitive issues to avoid reinforcing stereotypes.
- Hindus represent about eight percent of Bangladesh's population of 170 million people.
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‘We Condemn Instances of Violence’: US Amid Row Over Tulsi Gabbard’s Remarks Against Bangladesh
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DNI Tulsi Gabbard raises alarm on Islamist extremism in Bangladesh
US Intelligence Chief, Director of National Intelligence Colonel Tulsi Gabbard has raised the alarm on the escalating crisis of Islamist extremism in Bangladesh. Speaking in an exclusive interview with NDTV’s Vishnu Som, Gabbard painted a grim picture of a nation teetering on the brink of becoming a staging ground for a “global caliphate”. This warning comes at a critical juncture for Bangladesh, a country once praised for its secular foundation…
French embassy in Dhaka stirs up a storm with X post on minority persecution, another by deleting it
It all began when the embassy shared Yunus govt’s response to US DNI Tulsi Gabbard's remark expressing concern over Bangladesh’s alleged persecution of religious minorities.
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