‘Arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das is an attack on religious freedom’, American singer angry at Bangladesh

Bangladesh Chinmoy Das Arrest Case: American actress and singer Mary Milben has given a strong reaction to the arrest of Hindu religious guru Chinmay Krishna Das and increasing attacks against minorities in Bangladesh. Expressing his concern over the issue, he said that the ongoing atrocities against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh should now be addressed seriously by world leaders.

Calling the arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das an attack on religious freedom, Mary Milben writes on And the security of people of all faiths must be maintained globally.”

In fact, he has said that we must maintain religious freedom and the security of people of all faiths globally. He has appealed to the world leaders to take action against the atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh.

Global concern over the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh
Mary Milben’s statement has drawn global attention to the status of rights of religious minorities in Bangladesh. There are continuous attacks on religious minorities in Bangladesh. In recent times, incidents of attacks on temples, places of worship, and Hindu community leaders have increased. Minorities are being continuously targeted by the extremist elements of Bangladesh. Many human rights organizations have expressed concern over the violation of religious freedom in Bangladesh. This statement of Mary Milben shows that the issue of Bangladesh has gained momentum at the international level.

The imprisonment of Chinmoy Krishna Das and the continued attacks against Hindus and other minorities by extremist in Bangladesh must be addressed now by world leaders. We must preserve religious freedom, and the safety of all people of faith globally. #ReleaseChinmoyKrishnaDas pic.twitter.com/0zvk6i1Sti

— Mary Millben (@MaryMillben) November 27, 2024

India’s response
India has already expressed strong objection to the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh and the arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das. The Indian Foreign Ministry demanded immediate action from the Bangladesh government. To which Bangladesh responded by calling it an “internal matter”.