ISKCON India has strongly criticized the misfortunes of the government with Hindus in Bangladesh.

ISKCON’s communication director Yudhishthir Govinda Das expressed concern over the arrest of Chinmay Krishan Das on Thursday and said that in Bangladesh, fundamentalists have targeted minorities. He said that Chinmay Krishan Das has been working for the security of Hindus and temples in Bangladesh. He has been arrested by the Bangladesh government in an unfair manner. Yudhishthir said Chinmay Krishna Das, like other Hindu organisations in Bangladesh, has been peacefully demanding that security of Hindu temples be ensured and Bangladesh Government should take action against those committing violence. The activities of the fundamentalists have been going on in Bangladesh for a long time. Many temples were attacked in Noakhali and many Hindus died there. Recently our centre in Meharpur was also attacked. We are informing both the local and national governments about the situation in Bangladesh. It is clear from the incidents in Bangladesh that their aim was not to give power to Sheikh Hasina but to target Hindus and minorities. Initially they had promised to pay attention to the Hindus but later they refused to do so.

Demonstration was held against Bangladesh outside the UN office. The All Ministers Association of Bangladesh on Thursday held a protest at the Chair Memorial, present in front of the United Nations Office in Geneva. Leaders from different religions took part in it, which included Hindu, Isaiah, Buddhist and Ahmadiya Muslim etc. Minorities. They expressed concern over the atrocities happening with Hindus and minorities in Bangladesh. The leaders said that the Bangladesh interim government is proving to be unsuccessful in protecting the minorities. Expressed concern over the ongoing atrocities in Bangladesh. While speaking, the leaders appealed to hear the international community and to immediately release Krishan Das.

Mamata Banerjee said in the Vidhan Sabha that we are with the Central Government in the matter of atrocities being committed on Hindus in Bangladesh.

Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee said in the Vidhan Sabha that she does not want to give any comment in this matter because it is a matter related to another country, therefore, the Central Government will have to understand this issue and the State Government will follow the decision of the Central Government. His party is also with the government’s policy, he said that whenever it comes to other countries, both will be with the central government. MAKAPA expressed concern over the problems of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh and said that politics based on religion is harmful for both Bangladesh and India, MAKAPA demanded the interim government of Bangladesh to take immediate action. Along with this, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs Sashi Tharur has said that he will present a report to the committee on the situation in Bangladesh on 11 December. It is the responsibility of the Bangladesh government to protect Hindus.

Central Foreign Minister Kirti Bardhan Singh said that the Bangladesh government is responsible for the incidents of attacks on Hindus and their temples.

She said that we are concerned about the increasing incidents of violence against minorities in Bangladesh, especially Hindus, and causing great harm by desecrating their temples. The Indian government says that it is the foreign government’s responsibility to protect minorities as well as Hindus in Bangladesh and it should ensure their safety. Foreign Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh, in a written reply to a question by RJD member A D Singh in Rajya Sabha, said that it is the primary responsibility of the Bangladesh government to protect the life and freedom of all citizens of Bangladesh. He said that in the last few months, incidents of desecration of idols of deities in Hindu temples have come to light in Bangladesh. The Indian Government has expressed concern over such incidents, including the attack on the Puja Mandapam in Tati Bazaar of Dhaka and the theft incident in Jesoreshwari Kali Temple located in Shathkhiara during Durga Puja this year, in which the crown offered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was stolen. The Foreign Minister of the Indian Government said that the Government has appealed to the Bangladesh Government to ensure the safety of Hindus and all minorities and their places of worship.

SHEIKH HASINA said that Das has been arrested illegally, Bangladesh government should release him immediately, Bangladesh’s disaster prime minister Sheikh Hasina said that Chinmay Krishan Das has been arrested illegally, should he be released immediately? In a post on her party Aawami League’s X account, she said that a temple was burnt in Chatgaon, in the east there were mosques, dargahs and maht also.