Protests against Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das’s arrest and the atrocities on religious minorities in Bangladesh continued on Wednesday in Tripura, where an angry mob recently vandalised the premises of the neighbouring country’s Assistant High Commission.

Police said seven persons have been arrested so far for their alleged involvement in the incident and probe has already been started to understand how it all happened.

Tripura’s BJP-led government has launched an inquiry into the breach. Suspended officers include sub-inspectors Dilu Jamatia, Debabrata Sinha, and Joynal Hossain. Assistant Commandant Kanti Nath Ghosh has also been withdrawn for alleged negligence. Additional security personnel have since been deployed to the mission.

B angladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen criticised the delay in granting bail to former ISKCON priest Chinmoy Krishna Das, whose lawyer was “brutally attacked” after the hearing o

The Sarva Hindu Samaj demonstrated here on Wednesday against the arrest of ISKCON temple saint Chinmay Krishna Das in Bangladesh and the "continuous oppression" of Hindus there

The controversy surrounding Das’s arrest, coupled with reports of violence against his lawyer, has sparked outrage, drawing attention to the broader issue of religious intolerance in the country.