孟加拉国流亡作家Taslima Nasrin指控临时领导人Muhammad Yunus在2026年1月9日喀拉拉邦书节上支持极端主义和破坏世俗主义, Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin accused interim leader Muhammad Yunus of enabling extremism and undermining secularism at a Kerala book festival on January 9, 2026.

孟加拉国流亡作家Taslima Nasrin指控临时领导人Muhammad Yunus在2026年1月9日于印度喀拉拉邦(喀拉拉拉邦)举行的书节上支持宗教极端主义并破坏政教分离。 Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin accused interim leader Muhammad Yunus of enabling religious extremism and undermining secularism at a book festival in Kerala, India, on January 9, 2026. 她声称政府未能保护宗教少数群体,特别是印度教徒, 批评过去和现在的领导人利用宗教为政治利益扩大清真寺和穆斯林学校, She claimed the government failed to protect religious minorities, particularly Hindus, and criticized past and present leaders for using religion for political gain by expanding mosques and madrasas. Nasrin指称,现任政府不顾官员的否认,允许原教旨主义暴力升级,并呼吁于2月12日举行自由选举,以恢复基于世俗原则的国家的世俗价值观。 Nasrin alleged that the current administration has allowed fundamentalist violence to escalate, despite denials from officials, and called for a free election on February 12 to restore secular values in a country founded on secular principles.