Bangladesh's interim government strongly condemned US director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's remarks linking the country to an 'Islamist caliphate'. The government refutes allegations of persecution of religious minorities and emphasizes Bangladesh's inclusive practice of Islam and ongoing efforts against extremism. The statement calls for fact-based discussions to avoid reinforcing harmful stereotypes and tensions.
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