Bangladesh: Severe protest on Narendra Modi’s visit

Bangladesh: Severe protest on Narendra Modi’s visit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to various areas of the country is being protested during Bangladesh.

According to foreign media reports, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to Bangladesh to attend the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh and its founder Sheikh Mujibur Rehman’s 100th anniversary celebrations.

The Indian Prime Minister visited Bangladesh on Friday, which is for two days, when Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives heads have also participated in 10-day events in Dhaka.

On the occasion of Bangladesh’s visit to the Indian Prime Minister, it is being protested in different areas of the country since last week and Modi’s visit is being opposed.

Protesters who protest against Modi tour say that the Indian Prime Minister gave birth to religious stresses and protests on Indian Muslims.

In another protest in Dhaka, protesters said that more than a thousand Muslims were killed in Modi Chief in Gujarat in 2002.

On Thursday’s protest in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, police spoken and also rain rubber tablets, including tears gas on protesters, most of the students were involved in the protest that to invite Modi by the Bangladeshi government. Were opposing.

Police say that stress was born in the protest when protesters stirred on the police, killing four officials, 33 people have been detained at police crackdown.

Students who lead to the protest leader said that 2,000 students participated in this protest, 40 students were injured and 40 students were injured in violence, out of which 18 are admitted to the hospital.