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In an all-party meeting held on Tuesday, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, raised significant concerns regarding the future of India’s foreign policy, particularly in response to recent events in Bangladesh. The meeting, convened to discuss the implications of the developments in Bangladesh, saw Gandhi emphasizing the need for clarity and strategic action from the Indian government.
Briefed by senior officials on the situation, Gandhi expressed his support for the measures taken by the government, acknowledging them as being in the national interest. His backing comes as the Indian administration seeks to navigate the complex geopolitical landscape following the incidents in Bangladesh.
Gandhi also raised pertinent questions about potential foreign involvement in the unrest, underscoring the need for a thorough investigation into whether external forces played a role. This concern echoes the broader anxiety within the Indian political sphere about maintaining regional stability and safeguarding national security.
Additionally, Gandhi highlighted reports of attacks on the properties of minorities in Bangladesh, calling attention to the status and safety of these communities. Citing various sources, he urged the Indian government to monitor the situation closely and to engage diplomatically to ensure the protection of minority rights in Bangladesh.
The meeting, attended by key political leaders, aimed to build a consensus on India’s response to the unfolding situation in Bangladesh. As the discourse continues, the focus remains on ensuring that India’s foreign policy adapts to the emerging challenges while promoting regional peace and stability.
Sources close to the government have indicated that further discussions and strategic reviews are expected in the coming days to address the concerns raised by Gandhi and other leaders.