Anti-ISCKON protests continue in Dhaka, India asks Bangladesh to protect minorities
As spiritual preacher Chinmoy Krishna continues to remain in a Bangladesh jail after being charged with sedition, protests are being held in various parts of the country against him and the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISCKON).
Qamrunnahar Sultana, a doctor at a private hospital, fell ill with a fever and mild muscle pain in the last week of October.
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Dhaka court refuses to ban ISKCON amid row over monk Chinmoy Das’ arrest, Hasina calls for his releaseISKCON distances itself from Das, who, it says, was expelled from religious organisation earlier. He was arrested on charges ...
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