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The Supreme Court of Bangladesh remained an order of the Supreme Court that led to the former Iskcon Monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in an incitement store. His arrest for alleged lack of respect for the national flag of Bangladesh led to protests of the Hindu community.
Dhaka:
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh On Wednesday evening, the command of the High Court that previously granted a bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das, or Chandan Kumar Dhar, the former Iskcon Monk and spokesperson Jote in Sammilito.
Judge of the Appellate Division Justice, Rezaul Haque, took the order after hearing an appeal lodged by the state adviser hours after the Supreme Court had granted him bail.
The residence assignment remains in force to submit a fiancé petition and release the full text of the judgment.
Earlier, the High Court of Bangladesh Bailor of Mr. Das, who was arrested on 25 November last year for accusation of incitement, linked to alleged lack of respect for the national flag during a meeting in the Chattogram. His arrest had caused widespread outrage all over the world.
The Bail of Wednesday for Mr Das, the president of Pundarik Dham, who has been a voice for those looking for religious freedom and minority protection, had come almost six months after his arrest.
Chinmoy was arrested in Dhaka on November 25 and sent to prison the next day after a Chattogram court had rejected his bail complex. On December 11, 2024, the same court again refused bail in the case.
The arrest of Mr. Das had fueled mass protests from the Hindu community in Bangladesh, which has been in political unrest since August 2024 when Sheikh Hasina was removed in the midst of widespread violent demonstrations.
In the following nine months, Bangladesh witnessed rising cases of attacks on the Hindu community since the Hasina-led government was overthrown and an interim administration was formed under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus.
India has taken a heavy line on the rights of the Hindu Lowerness and has repeatedly stated that there is “systematic persecution of Hindu litters” under the interim government guided by Yunus.
Recently, Bhabesh Chandra Roy, a prominent leader of the Hindu community, was associated with the Bangladesh Puja Udjapan committee, abducted from his house and to death by four people on April 18.
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