Iskcon urges India’s intervention in Bangladesh following the detention of priest Chinmoy Krishna Das near Dhaka airport. Das faces sedition charges linked to an October 25 incident where a saffron flag was allegedly placed over the Bangladeshi flag during a Hindu rally. Iskcon denies terrorism links and calls for Das’s release amidst protests by Hindu communities demanding better legal protection.
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