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On CricketInFocus’s questions, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that it is the responsibility of every country to protect and safeguard its people. Help them move forward.
The period of instability continues in Bangladesh. At the same time, there are reports that minorities are being persecuted there. However, India is constantly keeping an eye on this. Amidst all this, a press conference was held today by the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal and the entire situation was informed. In this connection, CricketInFocus editor Neeraj Kumar Dubey asked the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs that after the condition of minorities in Bangladesh, fear is being seen among them in Pakistan as well. Neeraj Dubey also added in the question that there are also reports that some people have sought refuge from India. Some have applied for tourist visa. What update would you like to give in this matter?
On CricketInFocus’s questions, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that it is the responsibility of every country to protect and safeguard its people. Help them move forward. Neeraj Dubey also asked whether Hindu families are coming to India from Pakistan? On this, he said that there is no information about this at present. Actually, if we talk about Pakistan, fear has arisen in the minds of Hindu families living there too. It is being told that two Pakistani Hindu families entered India from the Attari border near Amritsar on Wednesday with all their belongings and went towards Jodhpur.
A Jodhpur resident who identified himself as Ashok said he had brought 16 Pakistani Hindu relatives of his wife and five members of another family from Rahim Yar Khan in Pakistan’s Punjab province. According to media reports, Pakistani Hindus are trying to come to India on tourist visas. Pakistani Hindus fear that the violence in Bangladesh may lead to local Islamist violence against them.
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