NDTV gave information about Biden-Modi phone conversation

US President Joe Biden expressed concern about Bangladesh in a phone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week. This has been said by the White House. News from NDTV.

Quoting White House National Security Adviser John Curby, Indian media NDTV reported that Joe Biden expressed concern about the security of the people of Bangladesh and the future of democratic institutions in a phone conversation with Modi.

In a press conference on Wednesday (September 4), John Kerby said that during a telephone conversation, President Biden and Prime Minister Modi 'expressed concern' about the ongoing situation in Bangladesh.

In response to a question, Karby said, 'I mean, the president (Biden) has made clear his continued concern for the security of the people of Bangladesh and the future of their democratic institutions.'

Earlier, the White House statement released on August 26 did not say anything about Bangladesh being discussed in this phone conversation.

The White House statement released on August 26 said, 'President Joseph R. Biden spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.

Although the White House statement did not mention Bangladesh at that time, Modi said on social media X that he talked about Bangladesh in a phone conversation with Biden.

Finally, the White House informed yesterday that Bangladesh was discussed in the phone conversation between Biden and Modi.

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