India, Jan. 19 -- Bangladesh's interim government has released a detailed breakdown of crimes involving minority communities in 2025, aiming to counter misinformation and present what it calls a "fact-based picture" of law-and-order conditions across the country. The data, shared by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, shows that while hundreds of cases were reported, most incidents were not driven by religious hostility but by broader criminal disputes.

According to official police records compiled over a year, authorities registered 645 incidents involving minority communities between January and December 2025. The interim administration said the figures were drawn from verified First Information Reports (FIRs), General Diaries, charge sheets...