भारत बोला-बांग्लादेश में हिंदू की हत्या नजरअंदाज नहीं कर सकते: विदेश मंत्रालय बोला- हत्यारों को जल्द सजा मिले; भगोड़े ललित मोदी-माल्या को वापस लाएंगे

External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal held the weekly press briefing on Friday.

India has expressed concern about the ongoing unrest in Bangladesh and atrocities on minorities.

External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in the weekly press briefing on Friday that the brutal murder of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das cannot be ignored.

“We condemn the killing of the Hindu youth in Dhaka and hope that the culprits are brought to justice as soon as possible,” Jaiswal said.

The External Affairs Ministry spokesperson also said that the government is working to bring back Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya. Apart from this he answered many questions.

Jaiswal said- It is the responsibility of the government to maintain peace in Bangladesh

Jaiswal said, ‘India rejects the false anti-India narrative being spread in Bangladesh. It is the responsibility of the interim government of Bangladesh to maintain law and order and security there.

He said that more than 2,900 incidents of violence against minorities have been recorded during the tenure of the interim government. These incidents cannot be dismissed as mere media rhetoric or political violence.

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Jaiswal further said, “India is committed to strengthening its relations with the people of Bangladesh. We have consistently demanded free and fair elections in Bangladesh.”

He said that the Ministry of External Affairs is monitoring the incidents happening in Bangladesh and these matters are also being taken up with the Bangladeshi authorities.

Press Questions asked to Jaiswal in the briefing…

1.Question- Recently the video of Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya went viral. What is the government doing to bring them back?

answer- The Government of India is working to bring back all the fugitives who have fled the country and evaded the law.

Talks are going on with many countries in this regard. Let me tell you, we will bring them back at any cost.

2.Question- What was the discussion with America on H-1B visa?

answer- The Government of India has received complaints from many Indian citizens that they are facing problems in rescheduling visa appointments.

Visa related issues are a private matter of any country, we have raised these issues and our concerns with the US both in New Delhi and Washington DC.

Due to these delays, people and their families have to face many difficulties. The government is actively negotiating with the US side to resolve this issue and minimize its impact on Indian citizens.

3.Question- How far has India-America trade talk reached?

answer- India-US bilateral trade agreement negotiations: Both governments are continuously in talks with the aim of finalizing a fair and balanced trade agreement.

The US Deputy Trade Representative was recently in India. He met many officials here. The Trade Ministry will give you further information.

4. Question- What progress has been made on the India-European Free Trade Agreement?

answer- Work is going on on India-European Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The 14th round of the FTA was held in Brussels in October.

After this the team visited India and then in December the US Trade Commissioner also came here. They had other issues to discuss.

Both sides are engaged in talks and we will see how this dialogue can be taken forward.

5. Question- What action has India taken on the murder of an Indian student in Canada?

answer- We are in touch with his family. This is extremely unfortunate. We express our deepest condolences.

We are also in touch with the local authorities to ascertain the cause of death. Our embassy is providing all possible assistance to the family

6.Question- What Is India aware of the terrorist attack in Australia?

answer- We are aware of the terrorist attack on Bondi Beach, Australia. Indian officials are in touch with Australian officials on this matter.

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