The’inhumane atrocities ‘ committed against minorities in Bangladesh were condemned by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ( RSS) on Saturday, and they pleaded with the Mohammad Yunus-led interim government to release former Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das.
Hindus in Bangladesh were compelled by the injustice and oppression to speak out against self-protection through political methods, according to RSS.
” The attacks, deaths, lootings, fire, and cruel crimes against Hindus and various minorities by Muslim radicals in Bangladesh are extremely concerning, and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh condemns them. Alternatively of preventing this, the latest Bangladeshi authorities and other organizations serve as spectators. In Bangladesh, a new wave of injustice and oppression appears to be occurring against Hindus who are compelled to speak out for self-defense through political methods, according to RSS.
The Bangladeshi government’s prison of Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das, who was organizing these peaceful protests, is wrong. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh “demands the Bangladesh authorities to promptly put an end to the crimes against Hindus there” and for Chinmoy Krishna Das to be freed from jail, it continued.
Before, the company distanced itself from the preacher saying his “actions are no representative” of the spiritual body.
The organization also urged India to continue to make all efforts to end crimes against minorities and to create the necessary international support for the problem.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh even appeals to the American government to continue to fight against Hindus and other immigrants in Bangladesh, as well as to immediately take necessary actions to stir up international support, it said.
India and the rest of the world’s institutions and communities may show their support for the victims of the earthquake in Bangladesh, which is important for international harmony and brotherhood, it continued.
Chinmoy Krishna Das was detained on Monday on suspicion of rebellion and denied parole on Tuesday, causing protests in the Hindu community in Bangladesh, including Chattogram and Dhaka.
On October 30, specialists filed a rebellion case against 19 people, including Das, at Chattogram’s Kotwali Police Station, alleging contempt towards Bangladesh’s regional flag during a Hindu community protest in New Market place.
17 citizens allegedly connected to Iskcon are frozen in Bangladesh’s records. For a 30-day period, the Bangladesh financial knowledge system has ordered the melting of the bank balances of 17 people allegedly connected to Iskcon Bangladesh, including Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, who is currently imprisoned.
However, India said that Bangladesh’s interim government may defend all minority, expressing significant concern about radical rhetoric and increasing assault against Hindus and church attacks.
S. Jaishankar, the minister of foreign affairs, stated to Parliament that India had taken serious action against minorities in Bangladesh and that Dhaka was responsible for upholding all people ‘ freedom. He added that Dhaka’s large Indian High Commission is carefully monitoring the situation.
The interim government in Dhaka has fulfill its responsibility to protect all immigrants, according to “our position on the matter.” We are concerned at boom of radical language, increasing incidents of violence and offense. When speaking about the unrest in Bangladesh, ministry of external affairs ( MEA ) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said,” These developments cannot be dismissed as only media exaggeration.”
