
Kolkata: The Kolkata unit of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) on Sunday accused the international peace bodies of being indifferent towards the attacks and atrocities on the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh.
ISKCON Kolkata vice-president and spokesperson Radharaman Das said the conditions of the minority Hindus in Bangladesh is like Draupadi of Mahabharata, who asked for help from Lord Krishna after her own husbands and relatives were in a difficult position to shield and assist her while she was being dishonoured.
"Just like Draupadi, the minority Hindus in Bangladesh had been pleading to the United Nations and other international human rights organisations for help. But no one is coming forward to help them. So the ISKCON devotees worldwide have assembled in 850 temples in different countries and are praying to Lord Krishna for protection of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh," Das told IANS.
Pritam Saha, a devotee attached to ISKCON Kolkata, said he wants the Indian government to immediately intervene and put pressure on the interim Bangladesh government "which has already come under the control of the fundamentalist forces". (IANS)
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