LONDON: Hundreds of Iskcon worshipers and Hindus joined a big protest outside the Bangladeshi High Commission in London on Saturday as part of a global protest day to condemn violence against Hindu during Navratri in Bangladesh.
Far from anger, sometimes it feels like a celebration that arouses enthusiasm when Iskcon worshipers shouting Hare Krishna, jumping, dancing and singing, around the altar they have been established in front of the high commission devoted to Iskcon Bangladesh, where 10 worshipers too wounded.
About 250 ISKCON worshipers took part, while the bus brought worshipers from Baps Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden, who joined many groups of Bangladesh and other Hindus.
Holding the plaque said ‘stopped violence against Hindus’, the protesters demanded punishment for larger actors and protection for minorities.
Radha Mohan Das, from Iskcon Temple, Bhaktivedanta Manor, stress quickly, no religion responsible for violence.
“They used weapons and fire and looted the temple.
They burned the statue of Srila Prabhupada.
The two men who were killed had no chance.
It was held with thugs,” he said.
“It is important that justice is done but this is not a religious problem.
The solution is the spiritual dialogue, mutual dialogue Respect between religion, love, forgiveness and peace – not peace, “he said.
He delivered a letter addressed to the Bangladesh High Commissioner to England, Saida Muna Tasneem, called for a meeting.
Raj, 40, a Hindu Bangladeshi who was born in Sylhet, said that the poor uneducated poor brainwashed by Islamic scholars in Bangladesh to do this attack.
“All media in Bangladesh are controlled by the government.
What happens does not come out in the media of Bangladesh.
In the government, there are people who are silent about what happens.
Hindu women are afraid to go to Bindis.
And Bangles.
The people behind violence are not Ever punished, which is why it continues to occur, “he said.
Watching by protest in Bangladesh HC in London, Iskcon attracted the world’s attention to anti-Hindu violence.