Petition filed in high court amid Chinmoy Krishna Das’ arrest

The Bangladesh High Court has urged the government to take prompt action to address the situation, citing concerns over the safety of Hindus.

A petition was filed with the Bangladesh High Court on Wednesday, seeking a ban on ISKCON and a state of emergency in Chittagong and Rangpur due to rising violence against Hindus and ongoing protests.

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The High Court requested information from the Bangladesh government on the actions it has taken concerning ISKCON’s recent activities, according to The Daily Star.

The High Court directed Attorney General Md Asaduzzaman to report on the government’s actions by Thursday after lawyer Moniruzzaman presented articles on ISKCON. The court urged immediate action to ensure the safety of religious minorities.

Protests Erupt in Bangladesh After Arrest of Hindu Monk Chinmoy Krishna Das

Unrest erupted after Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu’s arrest on November 25 at Dhaka airport. Charged with sedition and denied bail, his detention sparked nationwide protests, including violent clashes in Chittagong that left a lawyer dead and over 20 injured. Known for advocating minority rights, Das’s arrest has raised concerns among religious minorities, who see it as an attempt to silence dissent.

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