Jumbangla Desk: Dhaka-Delhi relations are going through an 'unusual situation' since Sheikh Hasina left the country and sought refuge in India in the face of the student uprising. In such a situation, India is repeatedly complaining about the persecution of minorities in this country. Various circles are showing various reactions and counter-reactions in this tension. This time, a hospital in India has announced not to provide medical services to patients from Bangladesh.

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The decision was taken by the authorities of JN Roy Hospital in Maniktala area of ​​North Kolkata in West Bengal to protest the alleged torture of minorities in Bangladesh and desecration of the Indian flag. They say that they have made this announcement not to provide medical services to Bangladeshi patients as a part of protest against torture of minorities in Bangladesh.

Several officials of JN Roy Hospital confirmed this information to news agency PTI on Friday. According to their news, West Bengal's JN Roy Hospital has issued a notification saying it will not treat Bangladeshi patients indefinitely.

JN Roy Hospital official Subhranshu Bhakta said that they have issued a notification that they will not admit any Bangladeshi patient for treatment from today till an indefinite period. They have taken this decision to protest against the desecration of the Indian flag.

Subhranshu Bhakta urged other hospitals in Kolkata to take similar action as part of a protest against alleged atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh.

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Earlier, renowned Indian gynecologist Indranil Saha stopped seeing Bangladeshi patients to protest against the desecration of the Indian national flag. Last Thursday night, he posted a picture of desecration of India's national flag in Bangladesh on social media.