US Condemns Minority Violence Amid Gabbard’s Controversial Remarks on Bangladesh
The US White House condemned violence against minorities following Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks about persecution in Bangladesh. US officials welcomed measures taken by the interim government to ensure safety. The Bangladeshi government criticized Gabbard’s statements as misleading.
Amid controversy surrounding US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard’s comments on minority mistreatment in Bangladesh, the White House affirmed its stance against violence towards minorities. It acknowledged the efforts of the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government aimed at protecting all citizens’ safety.
US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce stated that the US firmly condemns violence or intolerance against minority groups worldwide. She emphasized, “We condemn any instances of violence or intolerance directed towards members of minority communities in any country… we welcome measures taken by Bangladesh’s interim government to ensure safety and security for all.”
Gabbard’s remarks aired on Indian television suggested that the violence against minorities in Bangladesh is linked to threats posed by Islamist ideologies seeking to establish a Caliphate. She indicated ongoing discussions between President Trump’s administration and the Bangladeshi government regarding this issue.
These comments have been met with backlash from Bangladesh’s government, which labeled Gabbard’s statements as “misleading and damaging” to the nation’s image.
The US government has reiterated its condemnation of violence against minorities, responding to concerns raised by spy chief Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks about Bangladesh. The White House endorsed the interim government’s actions for citizen safety while facing criticism from Bangladesh regarding the characterization of its governance and societal issues.
Original Source: www.indiatoday.in
