3 Temples Focused In Bangladesh’s Chattogram Amid Violent Clashes – News18
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The event is a part of the violence in opposition to Hindus and different minorities in Bangladesh.
Protests in Bangladesh demanding instant launch of ISKCON monk and Hindu chief Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu. (IMAGE: X/@HinduVoice_in)
The continued clashes in Bangladesh turned violent on Tuesday as three Hindu temples have been focused in Chattogram. The temples, which have been focused, included Lokonath Temple in Firangi Bazar, Mansa Mata Temple and Kali Mata Temple in Hazari Lane.
The event is a part of the violence in opposition to Hindus and different minorities in Bangladesh that has risen to alarming ranges since then prime minister Sheikh Hasina was deposed on August 5 in a coup.
The current protests erupted after the Hindus began protesting peacefully in giant numbers in response to the organised assaults by Islamist radicals. The protests have been organised by their social and non secular organisation, mainly ISKCON with followers all around the world.
In view of the protest, distinguished Hindu chief and ISKCON monk Chinmoy Krishna Das was detained on the Dhaka Airport on Monday.
Assault On Hindu Minorities
The Bangladesh Military attacked Hindu minorities who have been peacefully protesting in Thakurgaon, Bangladesh. The protestors have been demonstrating for the discharge of Chinmayanand Das.
In the meantime, the ISKCON Bangladesh has denounced the arrest of its chief Chinmoy Krishna Das and stated that they condemn assaults on Sanatanis in numerous areas of Bangladesh.
Lawyer Killed In Violent Clashes
A public-prosecutor was killed and several other others have been injured after a violent conflict between Bangladeshi safety forces and supporters of Hindu chief Chinmoy Das erupted after he was denied bail and despatched to jail by a Chittagong Courtroom.
The sufferer was recognized as Saiful Islam, a 35-year-old assistant public prosecutor and a member of the Chattogram District Bar Affiliation, the Dhaka Tribune newspaper reported.
