Bangladesh: Bandhan ‘unbreakable’, Mohammad Yunus congratulated Janmashtami, know what to say?

Dhaka: Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday greeted Janmashtami to the Hindu community of the country and said that the teachings of Lord Krishna will help strengthen “mutual goodwill and brotherhood” and to maintain the “existing system and communal harmony” of the country. Yunus’s best wishes have come amid widespread concerns about the incidents of frequent incidents of Hindu community members and alleged attacks on their places of worship after coming to power in August last year.

This thing said about Lord Krishna

According to the report of the Government Bangladesh Union Organization (BSS), Yunus said in a message that the values of Lord Krishna, which are focused on “dedication to the Creator and establishing peace in society”, inspire people of all religions. Yunus described communal harmony as the identity of the country’s culture and called for a new Bangladesh. He appealed to the people to be vigilant, so that no one could weaken the existing system and communal harmony.

Yunus called on-I make a rich Bangladesh

Mohammad Yunus, the chief advisor of the interim government of Bangladesh, called upon the countrymen on Saturday and said that let us create a new Bangladesh with discrimination free and communal harmony with collective efforts. Please tell that on the occasion of Janmashtami, a public holiday is declared in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh was boiling from communal violence

Let us know that after Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of PM and left the country, Mohammad Yunus -headed interim government took power. After he came to power in August 2024, many people lost their lives in incidents of alleged attacks on the Hindu community and their places of worship. India has expressed concern over these violent incidents in Bangladesh.

(Input-PTI)

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