Agra is boiling with anger over attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. Agra boils over attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh: River Connector Campaign members held a meeting and expressed anger over the incidents – Agra News

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Videos of the anarchy taking place in Bangladesh are rapidly going viral on social media. In these videos it is being said that atrocities are being committed on Hindus. There is an uproar among the people of Agra after the pictures surfaced. Members of River Connect Campaign have expressed strong displeasure over the Bangladesh violence. Committee officials organized a meeting on Thursday evening at the Yamuna Kinara Aarti site. Expressed displeasure over the incidents happening in Bangladesh. Committee officials demanded the immediate release of ISKCON’s Chinmoy Das. Organizer Braj Khandelwal said that there are continuous attacks on Hindu organizations and temples in Bangladesh. The Indian government should take a strict stance on this.

officials present at the prayer meeting

Members said religious tolerance is in danger

Committee members said that Hindu minorities are being targeted by Islamist militants in Bangladesh. This is creating a crisis for religious tolerance in the country. Goswami Nandan Shrotriya criticized the growing influence of Islamic fundamentalism. Called it a part of anti-India activities. He demanded that the matter be raised in Parliament. So that pressure can be put on the Bangladesh government at the international level.

India-Bangladesh relations will be affected

Experts believe that these incidents will also affect India-Bangladesh relations. Social activist Padmini Iyer said that these attacks against the Hindu community are completely unacceptable. He said that strict action should be taken on this.

Officials express grief by lighting candles

Demand for release of Chinmoy Krishnadas

During the meeting, members demanded the release of Chinmoy Krishna Das of ISKCON. He was recently arrested in Bangladesh. Shahtosh Gautam demanded his release with dignity. Said that such actions violate our rights to religious freedom. Environmentalist Dr Devashish Bhattacharya said that this meeting is not just a protest but a symbol of solidarity. He said that regardless of religion, caste and community, everyone must come together and raise their voice against this extremism.