India's ruling BJP government is all over allegations of alleged attacks on minority Hindus in Bangladesh. The BJP has also taken to the streets in West Bengal.
In such a situation, West Bengal Minister Maulana Siddiqullah Chowdhury made explosive comments about the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh. He commented that the Indian government's stance on Hindus in Bangladesh is 'excessive'.
At the same time, the Minister of Public Education Promotion and Library Department of West Bengal considers the incident of attack on Hindus in Bangladesh to be an internal matter of that country.
Siddikullah Chowdhury said that BJP is doing unnecessary politics with the Hindus of Bangladesh. Hindus hold various important administrative posts in Bangladesh. The OC of the police station, the judge, the superintendent of police, the deputy commissioner—don't they see them? Madrasa students are guarding the temple and giving them the opportunity to worship, is it not in their eyes?
Regarding Chinmoy Das, Siddiqullah said, be a monk or an imam, if he commits a crime, he is a criminal. A crime is a crime. I have been in politics for 40 years, have I ever been convicted of any crime?
Referring to the recent incidents as an internal matter of Bangladesh, he said, if there is torture, it must be condemned, but it is an internal matter of Bangladesh. Those who are involved in these incidents are unstable brain people.
Referring to the demolition of Babri Masjid, he said that when Bangladesh commented on the demolition of Babri Masjid, Modiji clearly said that it is an internal matter of India. Similarly, Bangladesh says it is their internal matter regarding Professor Yunus.
Maulana Siddiqullah Chowdhury is the West Bengal State President of Jamiat Ulamae Hind. Maulana Syed Mahmud Madani is the central president of the party.
Jamiat Ulamae Hind is the largest and oldest platform of Indian Muslims. This organization was born from the anti-British movement. This party has made a great contribution in the freedom struggle of the subcontinent.