Advocating Equality: Yunus Visits Dhakeshwar Temple Amid Crisis Concerns
Bangladesh's interim Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus visited Dhakeshwar National Temple to observe preparations for Durga Puja, advocating for equal rights amidst tensions. He emphasized constitutional guarantees and the necessity of protection for minority communities to celebrate without fear, amid concerns of attacks on Hindus since his appointment in August.

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Bangladesh's interim government Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, made a high-profile visit to the Dhakeshwar National Temple to review preparations for the upcoming Durga Puja festival. During his visit, Yunus conveyed his greetings to the minority Hindu community, emphasizing the importance of equal rights and constitutional protections for all citizens.
Yunus addressed the gathering, firmly stating that a government's primary duty is to uphold the fundamental constitutional rights of every citizen, irrespective of their faith or socio-economic status. His remarks came in the wake of significant concerns regarding attacks on the Hindu community and their places of worship.
In his address, Yunus outlined his vision for Bangladesh's future, stressing the goal of ensuring equal rights for all, and highlighting the need for a secure environment where religious festivities can be observed peacefully. Despite the strained relations with India over these issues, Yunus reassured his commitment to fostering a united national family.
(With inputs from agencies.)