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Mamata Banerjee Calls for UN Peacekeeping Intervention in Bangladesh
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged the United Nations to deploy peacekeeping forces in Bangladesh to address the escalating unrest in the country.
Banerjee also called upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take swift diplomatic action, highlighting the need for India to play a proactive role in stabilizing the neighboring nation.
Urgency to Address Bangladesh Unrest
Banerjee’s appeal comes in the wake of heightened tensions in Bangladesh, which have reportedly caused distress among communities in both countries. “The situation in Bangladesh demands urgent international attention, and the deployment of UN peacekeeping forces can help restore normalcy,” she stated.
Call for PM Modi’s Diplomatic Intervention
Banerjee emphasized the strategic and humanitarian significance of India’s intervention, urging PM Modi to leverage diplomatic channels to facilitate peace in Bangladesh. “It is imperative for India to act as a responsible neighbor and help resolve the crisis at the earliest,” she added.
Regional Implications
The unrest in Bangladesh has raised concerns about its potential spillover effects on border regions, including West Bengal. Banerjee’s remarks underline the importance of maintaining regional stability and ensuring the safety of affected communities.
The Chief Minister’s call for UN involvement highlights the growing urgency to address the ongoing turmoil in Bangladesh, as diplomatic and international efforts are deemed crucial for lasting peace.
