Isccon on Saturday wrote to PM Narendra Modi that the attack on Hinduism in Bangladesh has become a “regular affair” and the community will live in fear unless the Sheikh Hasina government takes a strong action against guilty.
So far India has been guarded in his statement, saying that it has noted that the Bangladesh government has been asked to act against bad people.
But because some of the worst violence against Hindus passing in Bangladesh this week, the mod is captured between stones and difficult places – attacks on Hindus requires a difficult attitude, but on the other hand, Bangladesh is a strategic strategic partner.
On Saturday, the international community for Krishna’s consciousness (iskcon) whose temples in Noakhali “systematically” were attacked with one died and two injured critically, wrote a letter to PM Modi who called for intervention with Sheikh Hasina.
Yudhistir Govinda Das from Iskcon wrote, “On Friday, a gang of more than 200 people attacked the Isycon and Community Temple in Nakerhaali …
this is not the first attack at the Isycon Temple there.
This has happened several times over the years.
This attack on Hindus has become a regular business.
Except if strong actions taken by the Government of Bangladesh to the perpetrators of this cruel crime, the Hindu community, who believes peacefully coexist with all other religions, continues to live in fear and despair.
The Bangladesh government too Must provide security all the time to Hindu temples to ensure their safety.
“Hinduism in Bangladesh issued a parade of protests in several cities on Saturday, even when Hasina promised an exemplary punishment to the perpetrators.
The violence against Pandal Durga Puja first began in Cumilla, then spread to a dozen districts.
According to sources in Bangladesh, the police were called, but there was a delayed response.
The affected is the temples and pawal of Puja in Chandpur and Noakhali.
Officially, violence has claimed about six lives, including a lot in shooting police, and more than 100 injured.
The Bangladesh government blamed Shibir Islam, Jamaat-BNP clothing, for starting violence allegedly carried out blasphemy actions that were considered insulting the majority of Muslims in one of the Puja Durga Pavilions in Cumilla.
Joynal Abedin and the other four belonging to Shibir seemed to be arrested on Saturday.
Indian mission, said government sources, have worked with more than 60 committees throughout Bangladesh to calm the situation.
Temple officials in Bangladesh said they thought the attack and violence were well planned.
The attack is almost simultaneous in several districts.
“We called the police, but only received a response after we approached an IG-Level officer,” said a worshiper, who prefers to remain unnamed.
MEA spokesman Arinindam Bagchi has said on Thursday, “We noted that the Bangladeshi government immediately reacted to ensure the control of the situation included the spread of law and law enforcement.
The Indian High Commission in Dhaka, and our consulate in Bangladesh, was in contact with very close The authorities in Dhaka.
“India has reacted very much different from the report of the persecution of Hindus in Pakistan.