The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on Saturday stated the atrocities being dedicated in opposition to Hindus and different non secular minorities in Bangladesh have been “alarming”. The RSS slammed Muhammad Yunus-led interim authorities for remaining a “mute spectator”.
The appropriate-wing Hindu organisation said in gentle of the current arrest of former ISKCON member Chinmoy Krishna Das in Dhaka and the violence that adopted.
“The atrocities being dedicated in opposition to Hindus and different non secular minorities in Bangladesh by Islamic extremists, together with assaults, killings, looting, arson, and inhumane persecution of girls, are alarming. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) strongly condemns these acts,” the assertion learn.
RSS stated that the Muhammad Yunus-led authorities and different involved companies, as a substitute of taking steps to cease such incidents, “remained a mute spectator”.
“Out of helplessness, when Bangladeshi Hindus resorted to elevating their voice democratically for self-protection, to suppress their voice, a brand new part of injustice and oppression is visibly emerged,” the assertion added.
The Sangh additional termed Chinmoy Das’ arrest as “unfair”, calling upon the Bangladeshi authorities to right away cease the “atrocious acts” in opposition to Hindus and launch the previous ISKCON chief.
RSS additionally referred to as upon the Indian authorities to “proceed with each attainable effort to forestall the continuing atrocities in opposition to Hindus and different non secular minorities in Bangladesh and take vital steps to garner worldwide assist on this regard”.
It stated that at such a vital time, “Bharat, the worldwide group, and worldwide establishments” should stand in solidarity with the victims of Bangladesh.
“It’s essential to demand respective Governments to take attainable efforts on this regard vital for international peace and fraternity,” the assertion added.
Earlier within the day, amid the continuing unrest over Das’ arrest, Yunus’ press secretary Shafikul Islam had reassured that Hindus have been “protected” in Bangladesh and there was no risk to the minorities within the nation.
Islam, in an interview with CNN-News18, stated that the Bangladeshi regime has no intentions to ban the Worldwide Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON).
He additionally affirmed that the federal government is dedicated to making sure that Chinmoy Krishna Das will get a good trial. Moreover, Islam stated that New Delhi’s touch upon the state of affairs in Bangladesh was unwarranted, because the feedback have been made on Dhaka’s “inner matter.”
