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'Propaganda, Not Based On Facts': Bangladesh's Yunus Rubbishes Reports Of Attack On Hindus
The Indian government has raised concerns over the safety of minority Hindus in Bangladesh following reports of attacks on their homes, businesses, and temples.
'Muhammad Yunus Is Failing': Former Trump Aide Johnnie Moore On Chinmoy Das Arrest, Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh
Johnnie Moore, former US Commissioner on International Religious Freedom in both Trump and Biden administrations and President Trump’s former Spiritual Advisor, has also said that the Yunus government is failing in curbing the violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.
“Muhammad Yunus is failing, there isn’t a minority in Bangladesh that does not feel under threat”: Former USCIRF Commissioner Johnnie Moore
Johnnie Moore, former Commissioner of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), has slammed the Bangladesh interim government over the situation of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh,
“He is failing …” Former Spiritual Advisor to President Trump rebukes Bangladesh’s Yunus
Former Spiritual Advisor to President Trump slammed Bangladeshi Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus over the atrocities that the minority has to face under his regime. In an exclusive interview with the ANI,
Bangladesh crisis: Yunus is failing; all minorities are under threat, says Ex-USCIRF Commissioner Johnnie Moore
Johnnie Moore, former USCIRF Commissioner, criticizes the Bangladesh interim government for failing to protect minorities, particularly Hindus, amid rising threats and violence. He highlights the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das and the killing of his lawyer,
'Yunus is failing': Ex-USCIRF commissioner Johnnie Moore on atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh
Johnnie Moore criticizes the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh and states that minorities in the country feel under threat. He suggests that Bangladesh seek advice from pluralistic countries like India and the US.
Bangladesh court acquits Zia’s son and 48 others convicted in 2004 deadly grenade attack
Bangladesh’s High Court acquitted former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s son, Tarique Rahman, and 48 others, overturning their ...
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‘Gayebi mamla’ redux in Bangladesh under Yunus. Extortion, harassment in garb of FIRs over July uprising
Many cases linked to killings during uprising name large number of people, many of whom had nothing to do with the violence.
Muhammad Yunus on the Race to Build Bangladesh 2.0
Reassuring global firms that Bangladesh remains open for business is a top priority of the interim government. Still, the ...
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Chief Adviser Yunus urges revitalisation of SAARC for regional benefits
"SAARC is a forgotten word. If you can revitalise it, this will give dividends to the people of the whole region," Yunus said while SAARC Secretary General Golam Sarwar called on him at his office in ...
‘Hindus safe in Bangladesh’: Muhammad Yunus's official opens up on Chinamoy Das's trial, ISKCON ban calls
Comments of Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus's press secretary came in the wake of heightened tensions after the ...
Was Muhammad Yunus the wrong choice to bring stability to Bangladesh?
Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel Laureate, was appointed to lead the interim government in August after Sheikh Hasina ...
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White Paper on economy submitted to CA Yunus
The committee, formed on 28 August, was given three months to prepare the report, which aims to provide a clearer picture of the economy plagued by years of mismanagement and distorted data ...
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‘Deeply regrettable’: India condemns breach at Bangladesh Assistant High Commission premises in Agartala
The incident unfolded as thousands of protesters marched in Agartala, the capital of Tripura, voicing anger over the arrest ...
How Muhammad Yunus-led interim government has failed Bangladesh
The ‘new Bangladesh’ that Yunus and his other advisers have repeatedly spoken about has turned out to be grossly intolerant ...
Bangladesh Estimates $16 Billion Siphoned Yearly in Hasina Rule
An average $16 billion may have been illicitly siphoned out of Bangladesh annually during former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ...