According to Bangladesh media reports, on Friday (November 29), Bangladesh authorities ordered the bank accounts of a Hindu leader and 16 members associated with ISKCON to be frozen for 30 days. The 16 members of ISKCON also include the name of former member Chinmay Krishna Das Brahmachari, who has been arrested on charges of sedition this week.
This order given by ISKCON officials was taken after the Bangladesh High Court rejected the petition filed to ban ISKCON, which came after the killing of a lawyer in a clash between supporters of the Hindu leader and security personnel.
BFIU sent instructions to banks
According to Pratham Alo newspaper, the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) sent instructions to various banks and financial institutions on Thursday (November 28). After this, all types of transactions related to the accounts of the concerned people were suspended for a month.
The Financial Intelligence Agency under the central Bangladesh Bank asked Bangladesh's banks and financial institutions to send information about the accounts of all the companies owned by these 17 people, including transactions, within three working days.
A sedition case was registered at Kotwali police station.
On October 30 (Wednesday), a sedition case was registered against 19 people at Kotwali police station in Chattogram, Bangladesh, including Chinmay Krishna Das. Who was accused of insulting the national flag of Bangladesh during a rally of the Hindu community in the New Market area of Chattogram?
After this, Chinmay Das, spokesperson of Sanatani Jagran Jote, was arrested from Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Monday (November 25). After that, he was not granted bail and on Tuesday (November 26) the Chattogram court sent him to jail, after which his supporters started demonstrations against the court's decision.
India expressed concern over the arrest of Chinmay Das.
After the arrest of former ISKCON leader Chinmay Das, on Tuesday (26 November), India expressed concern over his arrest and denial of bail and requested the Bangladesh administration to ensure the safety of Hindus and other minorities. At the same time, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has also demanded the release of Chinmay Das. She also condemned the killing of the lawyer during the arrest.
'Not a shock but a mixed effect', India's reaction to Trump's 26 percent tariff
The Commerce Ministry is analyzing the impact of the 26 percent reciprocal tariff or import duty
Describing the horror of the disaster, Shivansh, an injured soldier from the army camp in Harshil
Salman Khan and his family are once again embroiled in controversy, thanks to a major statement b
The budget session of Parliament will begin on Friday amidst the hustle and bustle of the Delhi a
Indian team's experienced all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was not aware of the team's former off-spin
The data collected through radio-frequency wristbands revealed that each devotee visiting Prayagr
Violence against the minority Hindu community continues in Bangladesh. Apart from Muslim fundamen
Lakhs of devotees are heading towards Sangam city Prayagraj on the occasion of Mauni Amavasya. Bu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated key infrastructure projects worth over ₹5,100 crore in
West Bengal: 'Situation like Bangladesh in Bengal', BJP attacks Mamata government
The BJP has expressed concern over the deteriorating law and order situation in Bengal. The party
