Stop violence against Hindus in Bangladesh: ISKCON devotees across India protest - in Pics

ISKCON devotees held a protest in Kolkata on Saturday following incidents of violence, in which an ISKCON temple in Noakhali, Bangladesh was vandalised by a mob killing one devotee. A kirtan was held as a part of the protest and the devotees lit candles in the memory of the victims of the violence against minorities in Bangladesh.

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Members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), on Saturday (Oct 23), held a protest at the Jantar Mantar here against the recent attacks on Hindus and their places of worship in Bangladesh. Bhajan and Kirtan were performed at the protest site as ISKCON demanded justice for Hindus in Bangladesh.

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Condemning the attacks on the Hindu community in the past few weeks in Bangladesh, ISKCON-Bangalore held a Kirtan March in the city on Saturday (Oct 23). ISKCON Bangalore had also organised a peaceful kirtan march on the Hare Krishna Hill to express solidarity with the persecuted minorities of the country. 

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A protest was held in Ahmedabad as well by ISKCON devotees. Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and other organisations were also a part of this protest. A peaceful Kirtan was held as a part of the protest and the protesting devotees demanded justice for the victims of the latest wave of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh.

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Members of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) took out a peace march in Bhopal against the alleged attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.

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