Bangladesh: India’s comments on Mujib Home Demolishan ‘unexpected, undesirable’ – The Times of India

Dhaka: Bangladesh has criticized India’s comments on the demolition of historical Dhanmandi. Sheikh Mujibur RahmanCalling them “unexpected and undesirable”.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Rafiqul Alam said that Bangladesh does not interfere in internal affairs of other countries and expects the same in return. “As you know, former PM (Sheikh Hasina) is making political statements at various times while living in India, which is not being well received by the people of Bangladesh,” he said.
Earlier, India condemned the barbarity and demolition of Dhanmandi 32, called it “regrettable”. India’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said, “It is regrettable that Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s historical residence, occupation and oppression forces, was a symbol of the brave resistance of the people of Bangladesh against the forces of occupation and oppression.” Jaiswal said that those who give importance to the freedom struggle of Bangladesh, they understand the importance of this residence for the national consciousness of the country.
The interim government of Bangladesh, led by Muhammad Yunus, has earlier called the vandalism unfortunate and unpredictable, connecting it with the “provocative comments” made by Hasina to India. This urged India to ensure that its area is not used to promote instability in Bangladesh and to prevent further comments by Hasina.
Meanwhile, France -based Human Rights Outfit JMBF asked the attacks for democratic values ​​of Bangladesh.