Chinmoy Krishna Das
Dhaka: Another FIR has been registered in the case of clash between police and supporters of Hindu saint Chinmoy Krishna Das in the court premises in Chittagong, Bangladesh. This information has been given in the media news. In the case registered on Sunday, Das, who was arrested on treason charges, is the main accused while 164 identified persons and 400 to 500 unidentified people have been named as accused, ‘Dhaka Tribune’ newspaper reported.
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Businessman and Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh activist Enamul Haq had filed the complaint in the court of Chittagong Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Abu Bakar Siddiqui. Haq alleged in his complaint that Das’s supporters attacked him while he was returning home after completing the land registry work in the court on November 26. The businessman claimed that his right hand and head were injured in the attack.
temple set on fire
Hindus are continuously being targeted in Bangladesh. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) had recently alleged that its center in Dhaka, Bangladesh was set on fire. ISKCON Kolkata vice-president Radharaman Das had told ‘PTI-Bhasha’, “The miscreants set fire to the idols in the temple of Namhatta property. There are continuous targeted attacks on members of the community and members of the Vaishnav sect.
ISKCON Temple Burned in Bangladesh
Reaction is being seen all over the world
Meanwhile, let us also tell you that reactions are being seen from all over the world regarding the violence against Hindus. US Congress member Raja Krishnamurthy had expressed concern over the arrest of ISKCON saint Chinmoy Krishna Das and the unrest in Bangladesh. He called on the Bangladesh government to uphold human rights, guarantee legal protection and end violence against all minorities, including Hindus. (Language)
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