Bangladesh ISKCON religious leader Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu was taken into custody on Monday afternoon in a sedition case. According to media reports, he is also accused of disturbing communal harmony. Chinmoy Prabhu's assistant Adi Prabhu said he was taken to the DB office at Mintu Road in Dhaka.
According to Bangladesh media, Chinmoy Prabhu arrived at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport from Dhaka to Chittagong, from where he was detained by detective police.
Chinmaya Prabhu is also known as Chinmaya Krishnadas Brahmachari. He led protests in Bangladesh against attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.
Accused of hoisting saffron flag on Azadi Pillar On 25 October, the Natan Jagran Manch held a rally at Laldighi Maidan in Chittagong with eight-point demands, during which some people hoisted the saffron flag on the Azadi Pillar in New Market Chowk. Aami Sanatani was written on this flag. In this regard, Chinmay Krishna Das has been accused of insulting and insulting the national flag.
A saffron flag was hoisted on the Azadi Pillar in Chittagong, Bangladesh, which was removed.
An ISKCON temple was attacked An ISKCON temple in Khulna district of Bangladesh was targeted on 6 August during the power struggle in Bangladesh. In which idols of Lord Jagannath were burnt. After this attack, Chinmay Das said that three other temples in Chittagong are also in danger.
The Hindu community is working together to protect them. Das said that Hindus are taking refuge in India via Tripura and Bengal to escape the violence. Chinmoy Das has been raising the issue of security of Hindu temples for a long time.
A rally was held against the violence against Hindus Since the recent fall of the government in Bangladesh, many cases of violence against the minority Hindu community have come to light. In August, 205 cases of attacks on Hindus were reported in 52 districts of Bangladesh. A rally was organized in Chittagong against it. Cases of forced resignations from minorities were also reported after the power change in August.
According to the Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Ekta Parishad, 49 teachers from the minority community resigned after the formation of the new government in the country.
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