ISKCON Calls for Peace and Safety for Bangladeshi Hindus

ISKCON devotees gathered in Kolkata to pray for the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh following attacks on the minority community. They expressed solidarity through prayers and songs, while demanding justice and peace for the aggrieved population. Calls were made for strong actions against fundamentalists.

In a show of solidarity, ISKCON devotees congregated in Kolkata on Tuesday, voicing prayers for the safety of Hindus and a serene 2025 amidst recent attacks in Bangladesh post the Sheikh Hasina government's fall.

Under the stewardship of spokesperson Radharamn Das, hundreds of followers chanted and sang at the Albert Road centre, advocating the security and peace for the Hindu minority.

Das urged the interim Bangladeshi government to take decisive measures against instigators and called for the release of detained spiritual leaders, fostering hope for justice in the upcoming year.

(With inputs from agencies.)