Referring to the recent developments in Bangladesh, the Chief Justice of India, Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said on Thursday that it is easy to take liberty and freedom for granted, reminding how precious liberty and freedom is for us and exhorted the members of the legal fraternity (Bar) to guard it.
SP President Akhilesh Yadav, in a statement here on Monday, said, "No community, whether majority of Bangladesh with different views or the minority following Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist or any other religion-sect-belief, should be a victim of violence".
These measures include restrictions on public gatherings, rallies, and a crackdown on inflammatory content shared via social media platforms.
Himanta Biswa Sarma emphasised that his state is maintaining rigorous surveillance, allowing entry only to individuals with valid passports, visas, and verified citizenship.
Highlighting the risk of North Eastern rebels returning to Bangladesh, CM Sarma emphasized the pivotal role played by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in dismantling terrorist groups.
The student body has demanded that the central government take immediate steps to curb illegal entries from Bangladesh into the North Eastern states.
The former chairman of Tipra Motha in Tripura said, "Attacks on minorities and our indigenous people living in Bangladesh have increased."
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Wednesday, said that a troubling global scenario was being witnessed today, "where India's neighborhood is in turmoil, temples are being destroyed, and Hindus are being selectively targeted".
Pointing out the proximity of Assam to Bangladesh with which the state shares border , Borah emphasised the potential impact of the ongoing crisis in the neighbouring country on Assam and warned against further identity verification issues for its residents.
