Islami Chhatra Shibir, the student wing of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, has strongly condemned the attack and vandalism at the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in India’s Agartala.
The student organization expressed its deep concern over the incident, urging both the governments of Bangladesh and India to take immediate steps to prevent further escalation.
Dhaka sharply reacts over “heinous attack” on its Agartala mission
In a statement, Chhatra Shibir's central president, Monzurul Islam, said, “Relations between neighboring countries must be founded on mutual respect and trust. Diplomatic missions are safeguarded by international law.”
“Attacks like these not only jeopardize diplomatic ties but also harm the overall relationship between the two nations. This incident threatens regional stability and could contribute to the spread of extremism and violence,” he further added.
Security enhanced for Bangladesh missions in India
He also urged the Indian government to promptly identify the attackers, ensure they are held accountable, and reinforce the security of the mission.
“It is crucial to take concrete measures to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future,” he added.