Following Bangladesh's comments on West Bengal violence, India has strongly criticized Dhaka's interim government. The MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal urged Bangladesh to prioritize protecting its own minorities, rather than making unwarranted comments. India rejected Bangladesh's remarks, viewing them as a disingenuous attempt to draw a parallel with the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh.
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