Leaders say they have been targeted by a smear campaign
The High Court yesterday did not pass any order on banning ISKCON’s activities in Bangladesh, saying that the government had taken steps following Tuesday’s violence in Chattogram.
Demanding an immediate ban on the ISKCON, leaders of the Anti-discrimination Students’ Movement yesterday warned they would not allow the religious platform to implement “Delhi’s agenda in Bangladesh”.
Leaders say they have been targeted by a smear campaign
The High Court yesterday did not pass any order on banning ISKCON’s activities in Bangladesh, saying that the government had taken steps following Tuesday’s violence in Chattogram.
Demanding an immediate ban on the ISKCON, leaders of the Anti-discrimination Students’ Movement yesterday warned they would not allow the religious platform to implement “Delhi’s agenda in Bangladesh”.
