ISKCON says Advocate Ramen Roy assaulted in Bangladesh for defending Chinmoy Prabhu: ‘Ransacked home, brutally attacked’

Attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus: International Society for Krishna Consciousness Kolkata spokesperson Radharamn Das has claimed that advocate Ramen Roy, who had defended Bangladesh's Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu Das in a legal case there, was brutally attacked by “Islamists", who also ransacked his house in the neighbouring country.

Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das was arrested on charges of sedition and subsequently denied bail, sparking protests across Bangladesh

Ramen Roy, the advocate who represented Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu in Bangladeshi court was brutally attacked by protesters and his house was ransacked, ISKCON claimed on Monday. The spiritual organisation said there is a growing danger against religious minorities in Bangladesh and has advised its followers to hide their identity.

Advocate Ramen Roy, who defended a Hindu monk, was brutally attacked in Bangladesh. He`s critically injured and fighting for his life.

Chinmoy Krishna Das, an expelled Iskcon monk, was arrested on November 25 at Dhaka airport on charges of sedition for allegedly disrespecting Bangladesh’s national flag during a rally in October. The rally was organized by the Bangladesh Sanmilito Sanatani Jagoron Jot, a coalition advocating for the rights of Bangladeshi Hindus.

Advocate Ramen Roy was attacked in Bangladesh after defending Hindu monk Chinmo Prabhu, highlighting dangers faced by religious minorities.

ISKCON Kolkata spokesperson Radharamn Das alleged on Monday that Advocate Ramen Roy, who had defended Bangladesh's Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in a legal case, was brutally attacked in the neighbouring country.