Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India Monitors Attacks on Bangladesh Minorities
India is keeping track of attacks on minority groups in Bangladesh.
The Indian government is watching what happens to people from minority groups, their houses, and places of worship.
They've talked to the Bangladesh government about making sure minorities are safe.
India wants Bangladesh to look into these attacks and punish those responsible.
It is Bangladesh's job to keep all its citizens, including minorities, safe.
India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) monitors attacks against minorities in Bangladesh.
The Indian government maintains a record of attacks on individuals, homes, businesses, and places of worship.
India has raised the issue of minority safety with the Bangladesh government at all levels.
The Indian government expects the Bangladesh government to investigate these incidents thoroughly.
The primary responsibility for protecting minorities rests with the Bangladesh government.
- Who
- The Indian government (MEA), including the Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh.
- What
- India monitors and records attacks against minorities in Bangladesh.
- When
- The government informed Parliament on Thursday.
- Where
- Bangladesh
- Why
- To ensure the safety and security of minorities in Bangladesh and hold perpetrators accountable.
- Main Subject
- Attacks on minorities in Bangladesh
- Action by India
- Monitoring and record-keeping
- Official Response
- MEA written response to query in Rajya Sabha
- Government Involved
- Government of India and Bangladesh
- Minister of State
- Kirti Vardhan Singh