NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday expressed hope that the situation in Bangladesh will improve soon, while voicing concern over the safety of Hindus and other minorities there.
Addressing the nation on Independence Day from the Red Fort, PM Modi spoke on India’s commitment to supporting Bangladesh’s growth and development.
“140 crore Indians worried about the safety of the Hindus, the minorities in Bangladesh,” PM Modi said.
He addressed India’s concern regarding recent events in Bangladesh, highlighting the country’s focus on the welfare of its neighbors. “As a neighbouring country, I can understand the concern regarding whatever has happened in Bangladesh. I hope that the situation will improve at the earliest,” he said.
PM Modi reaffirmed India’s ongoing support for Bangladesh’s progress, expressing continuous goodwill towards its development. “We will continue to wish well for Bangladesh in its development journey,” he said.
Addressing the nation on Independence Day from the Red Fort, PM Modi spoke on India’s commitment to supporting Bangladesh’s growth and development.
“140 crore Indians worried about the safety of the Hindus, the minorities in Bangladesh,” PM Modi said.
He addressed India’s concern regarding recent events in Bangladesh, highlighting the country’s focus on the welfare of its neighbors. “As a neighbouring country, I can understand the concern regarding whatever has happened in Bangladesh. I hope that the situation will improve at the earliest,” he said.
PM Modi reaffirmed India’s ongoing support for Bangladesh’s progress, expressing continuous goodwill towards its development. “We will continue to wish well for Bangladesh in its development journey,” he said.
