US President Donald Trump reacted to the change of power in Bangladesh. In response to a question asked by a journalist, Trump said that I leave the Bangladesh case to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He clarified that the American Deep State has no intervention in Bangladesh. Trump further said that this is an issue on which Prime Minister Modi has been working for a long time. He said, “I keep information on this subject and leave it to Prime Minister Modi.
President Donald Trump denied that America has any kind of role in Bangladesh developments. Let us know that the deputed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has taken refuge in India.
However, Trump did not directly answer this question. But there is speculation that their answer indicates that the new Trump administration does not have a keen interest in the Bangladesh case, where alleged radical Islamic elements are targeting religious minorities including Hindus.
Relations between Bangladesh and India have been tense in recent months. Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was removed from power in the coup on August 5, after which he took refuge in India. Since this incident, the relationship between the two countries has declined. Since the arrival of the interim government in Bangladesh, incidents of violence and attacks on minorities have also come to light, on which India has expressed concern.
Sheikh Hasina had to resign from the post of Prime Minister on August 5 after the anti -reservation protests in Bangladesh were transformed into an anti -government movement. He left the country amidst violence. Currently, he is in India with his sister. Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus took over the command of the interim government with the support of the Bangladeshi army.