Bangladesh Targets ISKCON-Linked Bank Accounts Amid High Court's Refusal To Ban The Hindu Religious Group
Bangladesh's authorities have reportedly directed the freezing of bank accounts for 30 days for 17 people associated with Hindu religious organisation ISKCON, including its ex-member Chinmoy Krishna Das, who was arrested earlier this week.
Dhaka high court refuses to ban Iskcon in Bangladesh, asks to inform steps taken by govt on recent activities
Supreme Court lawyer Md Monir Uddin placed some newspaper reports about Iskcon before the HC bench and had prayed for a suo motu (voluntary) order to the govt to ban the organisation and impose Section 144 in Chattogram,
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Amid the ongoing uproar over the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu in Dhaka, Shafikul Islam, press secretary ...
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The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit has ordered to freeze the bank accounts of 17 ISKCON affiliates, including former ...
In a petition to ban ISKCON, it is alleged that the temple forcibly recruite members, impose beliefs on traditional Hindu ...
The Dhaka High Court's refusal to ban ISKCON amidst rising religious tensions and protests over the arrest of a former priest ...
ISKCON held a protest kirtan demanding the release of Chinmoy Krishna Das. Concerns were raised about the safety of Hindu ...
New Delhi reminded the interim government led by economist Muhammad Yunus in Dhaka of its responsibility to protect all ...
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