Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus urges unity to counter 'Indian aggression'
Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday urged the country's politicians to keep differences at bay and put up a united front to counter "Indian aggression".
The Muslim-majority nation saw a student-led uprising in August, toppling autocratic premier Sheikh Hasina and ending her 15-year rule.
India — Hasina's biggest international patron and the destination of her exile — has accused Yunus' administration of failing to protect minority Hindus, straining ties between the neighbours.
«They are undermining our efforts to build a new Bangladesh and are spreading fictitious stories,» Yunus told a gathering of Bangladeshi political parties.
«They have spread these rumours in particular countries and among influential players.»
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