In light of its conflicts with India over attacks on Hindus and other minority, which the US has repeatedly played down by labeling them as “media overreaction,” Dhaka has taken them seriously.
US national surveillance director Jake Sullivan and Bangladesh’s deputy director Muhammad Yunus expressed their desire to honor and uphold the human rights of all during their phone calls on Monday. A political supply reported that minorities-related issues were frequently raised.
Although the specifics of the dialogue were unknown, many people were drawn to the difference in the records of what had transpired. In its statement, the White House emphasized that “both officials expressed their determination to respecting and upholding the individual rights of all people, regardless of religion.” In comparison, the one made no mention of debate on human rights issues. As per Dhaka’s telling the two sides discussed problems of “mutual attention”.
Sullivan reiterated the US ‘ approval for a rich, firm, and political Bangladesh, and offered continued help in meeting the difficulties it faces. The main attorney’s hit aircraft said Sullivan praised Yunus’s management.
