Biden and Modi Discuss Safety Concerns in Bangladesh

US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the safety of people and democratic institutions in Bangladesh during a recent call. Both leaders expressed concerns over recent developments and emphasized restoring law and order, particularly ensuring the safety of minorities, including Hindus.

In a recent call, US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the safety concerns surrounding Bangladesh. The White House revealed that both leaders have shared concerns about the ongoing developments in the country.

John Kirby, the White House National Security Communications Adviser, confirmed during a press conference that President Biden emphasized the need for the safety and security of the Bangladeshi people and the preservation of their democratic institutions.

Although the official White House statement post-call did not specify Bangladesh, Modi's post and the Prime Minister's Office highlighted the discussion on the situation, stressing the urgency of restoring normalcy and ensuring minority safety, particularly for Hindus.

(With inputs from agencies.)