Trump's former advisor warns Bangladesh on atrocities against minorities

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The Indian government also noted with concern the attacks on minorities protesting peacefully against the arrest of Das and urge Bangladesh authorities to ensure the safety and security of Hindus and all minorities, including their right of freedom of peaceful assembly and expression.

Moore criticised the arrest of priest Chinmoy Krishna Das by Bangladesh Police and said perception among minorities in t he country is "if they'll go after him, they'll go after any of us".

There's no challenge in the world that cannot be solved, there's no opportunity which cannot be realized - when the genius of Indian culture and American culture come together," Moore said.