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Nov 29, 2024
Washington DC (US), November 29 (ANI): 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, he asserted that Muhammad Yunus government is failing. Following this, he also expressed dismay over Yunus’ response to the crisis situation in Bangladesh. "We're not sure who's really doing this, but let me just say, the way I see it, Muhammad Yunus is failing. That's what's happening in Bangladesh now. As, the leader of the country, as the interim leader of the country, there are no aspirations for the Bangladeshi people. If you can't manage a very, very simple component of civil society, which is you have to protect people, people have to be safe. If the rule of law becomes so inefficient that instead of getting due process, a lawyer is killed. This is unbelievable, I was astonished by the response of Mr Yunus in the Bangladeshi government. They are saying this is exaggerated. They're saying that this isn't as big a deal as it seems…Bangladesh isn't just a Muslim country. It's a Muslim-majority country that has many, many minorities. There isn't a minority in the country that doesn't feel under threat right now. That's been globally evident in recent days as this high-profile arrest has taken place of not just a leader of the Hindu Bangladeshi community, but really a very serious religious figure. I think the perception is if they'll go after him, they'll go after any of us. I want to be crystal clear, that the global Christian community stands with the Hindu community in Bangladesh. It is the first responsibility of a government to protect those under threat. The religious minorities of Bangladesh are really feeling it now and they deserve our support, said Johnnie Moore says Johnnie Moore, former US Commissioner on International Religious Freedom
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