Chinmoy Krishna’s apprehension ‘our internal matter,’ Bangladesh on India’s ‘deep concern’ comments–

Hours after India revealed “deep concern” over the apprehension of Hindu clergyman Chinmoy Krishna Das and prompted authorities “to ensure the safety and security of Hindus and all minorities” in Bangladesh, Dhaka responded to it, calling the problem its “internal affairs”.

On Tuesday, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) revealed deep problem over the apprehension and rejection of bond to Chinmoy Krishna Das and prompted Bangladeshi authorities to make certain the safety and security and safety and security of Hindus and all minorities, including their right to flexibility of serene setting up and expression.

Within a couple of hours, the Bangladesh’s international ministry released a declaration in response to India’s and claimed, “It is with utter dismay and deep sense of hurt that the Government of Bangladesh notes that the arrest of Sri Chinmoy Krishna Das has been misconstructed by certain quarters since Sri Chinmoy Krishna Das has been arrested on specific charges.”

“The Government of Bangladesh maintains that such unfounded statements not only misrepresent facts, but also stand contrary to the spirit of friendship and understanding between the two neighbouring countries,” the Bangladesh’s ministry of international events claimed.

The Bangladesh’s acting federal government led by Muhammad Yunus better declared that the declaration released by the MEA “does not reflect the harmony that exists among the peoples of all faiths and the commitment and the efforts of the government and the people in this regard.”

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“It also completely disregards that the Government of Bangladesh is determined to conclusively end the culture of impunity to the perpetrators of gross human rights violations against the people of Bangladesh, thus treating the religious majority and minorities alike.”

The ministry in Dhaka better claimed, “Bangladesh reaffirms, in the strongest terms, that every Bangladeshi, regardless of his or her religious identity, has the right to establish, maintain or perform respective religious rituals and practices or express views without hindrance,” it claimed, including that making certain safety and security and safety and security of all people, “particularly the members of religious minorities, remains a duty of the government of Bangladesh”.

Government is solid to maintain spiritual #harmony in #Bangladesh, regardless of spiritual association, and maintain guideline of regulation for every single Bangladeshi, without difference, under the unwritten laws. pic.twitter.com/gGaOrJ2SHl

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs (@BDMOFA) November 26, 2024

Bangladesh court refutes bond to Chinmoy Krishna Das

On Tuesday, a court in Bangladesh rejected bond to Chinmoy Krishna Das that was apprehended a day previously on insurrection costs and was imprisoned. His apprehension set off enormous objections by area participants in numerous areas, consisting of the resources city of Dhaka and the port city of Chattogram.

Das was accompanied to the court on Tuesday in the middle of limited safety and security as a huge team of his fans, consisting of legal representatives, shouted mottos objecting his apprehension and requiring his launch.

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Upon the verdict of the disagreements, the court denied Das’s bond application and claimed that given that the Hindu clergyman was apprehended from outside the port city, according to regulation, he is needed to be maintained under judicial custodianship for 1 day.

The court after that purchased that Das be required to prison and routed the jail authorities to enable him to exercise his spiritual routines according to the Jail Code.