TEMPLE ATTACK
Minorities fear targeted attacks in post-revolution Bangladesh
In Muslim-majority Bangladesh, recent post-revolution unrest has sparked attacks on Hindu minorities, including the arson of a temple in Dhour. Such violence, fueled by political tensions and long-standing discrimination, highlights the vulnerability of minorities used as "pawns" in political conflicts.
Hindu idols vandalised in three Bangladesh temples, Police arrests one person
Bangladesh has witnessed a disturbing rise in attacks on its Hindu minority, with recent incidents of idol vandalism in Mymensingh and Dinajpur districts. The violence has surged since the ousting of Sheikh Hasina's government in August 2024. India has expressed serious concerns, urging the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus to ensure the safety of minorities. These events highlight the growing communal tensions in Bangladesh and their implications for its relationship with India.
Punjab: Court extends remand of accused in Sukhbir Badal assassination attempt by two more days
A court in Amritsar, India, extended the police remand of Narain Singh Chaura, accused of attempting to assassinate Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal, by two days. Police argued they needed more time to obtain CCTV footage. The accused will reappear in court on December 16.
Sikh groups seek to bestow 'Panth Rattan' title on Badal shooter Narain Singh Chaura
Sikh groups are condemning potential excommunication of Narain Singh Chaura, who attacked SAD leader Sukhbir Singh Badal at the Golden Temple. They cite widespread discontent with SAD and plan to honor Chaura. Chaura's son claims he met with the SGPC president the same day, but police say CCTV footage isn't being provided.
Idols burnt in another attack on Hindu temple in Bangladesh, complaint filed
A Hindu temple near Dhaka, Bangladesh, was set ablaze late Friday night, with idols burned and the structure damaged. The temple supervisor, Babul Ghosh, filed a complaint against unidentified individuals, alleging they poured petrol on the idols and fled. ISKCON Kolkata's Vice President expressed concern over continued attacks on minorities in Bangladesh despite recent government meetings with religious leaders.
Why is accused not being arrested?: Akali Dal leaders demand action after attack on Sukhbir Singh Badal
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leaders condemned the attack on party chief Sukhbir Singh Badal at the Golden Temple, demanding action against the accused, Narain Singh Chaura. SAD compared the incident to Operation Bluestar, criticizing the Punjab government's security lapse. Chaura has been remanded to police custody for three days.
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Ex-militant Chaura may have attacked Sukhbir Singh Badal on his own: Police sources
Former terrorist Narain Singh Chaura fired at Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal outside the Golden Temple but missed. Chaura, seemingly acting alone, was apprehended and remanded to police custody. The attack occurred while Badal performed religious penance, and police are investigating Chaura's motive and the source of his weapon.
Badal attacker Narain Singh Chaura sent to 3-day police remand
Narain Singh Chaura, 68, who fired at Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal outside the Golden Temple, was sent to three-day police remand by an Amritsar court. Chaura, a former terrorist, fired from close range but missed Badal, who was performing 'sewadar' duty. Police had sought a seven-day remand. Chaura faces charges including attempted murder and arms violations.
Day after assassination bid, Sukhbir Badal arrives at Anandpur Sahib Gurdwara to perform 'seva'
A day after a failed assassination attempt, Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal resumed religious duties at Takhat Sri Kesgarh Sahib. The attack occurred while Badal was performing 'seva' at the Golden Temple, serving a penance for religious misconduct. The assailant, Narain Singh Chaura, a suspected Pakistan-trained terrorist with a history of violence, was apprehended.
Sukhbir Singh Badal shot at by alleged Khalistani activist at the Golden Temple
Sukhbir Singh Badal, the Shiromani Akali Dal leader, was attacked by alleged Khalistani activist Narayan Singh Chaura at the Golden Temple in Amritsar. While a bullet was fired, no one was injured. The police apprehended Chaura, who was present at the temple the previous day and earlier that morning.
Punjab CM condemns attack on Sukhbir Badal, lauds cops for prompt action
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann condemned the attack on Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal near the Golden Temple. Badal was unharmed thanks to the swift action of police who apprehended the shooter, Narain Singh Chaura. Badal was performing 'sewa' as part of a penance for his party's past actions when the incident occurred.
Thousands take out rally in Agartala to protest attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
Thousands rallied in Tripura demanding the release of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Prabhu and an end to attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. Organized by the Hindu Sangharsh Samity, the protest called for the Ministry of External Affairs to address Prabhu's arrest and the violence against Hindu communities with the Bangladesh government.
Iskcon holds protest-prayer meets for Safety of Minorities in Bangladesh
Iskcon organised global prayers for the safety of minorities in Bangladesh. Monks and disciples will pray at various centres worldwide. The situation in Bangladesh is serious, resulting in the arrest of monks. Reports of attacks on Hindus and temples have emerged, raising concerns about safety. Prayers aim to bring peace.
BSF South Bengal says it maintains strong bilateral relations with Border Guard Bangladesh
BSF South Bengal Frontier maintains strong relations with Border Guard Bangladesh to ensure effective boundary management. High-level meetings were held throughout the year to promote trust, cooperation, and regional stability. The recent violence against Hindus and attacks on temples in Bangladesh have raised concerns in India. India urged the Bangladesh government to protect all minorities.
Three Hindu temples in Bangladesh's Chattogram vandalised
In Chattogram, Bangladesh, three Hindu temples were vandalised during a mob attack amidst ongoing protests sparked by the arrest of former ISKCON member Chinmoy Krishna Das under sedition charges. Both groups clashed, leading to minimal damage. India's government has expressed concern over the safety of minorities in Bangladesh, urging protection.
Donald Trump is coming to town: Former spiritual advisor to Trump warns Bangladesh on atrocities against minorities
Johnnie Moore, a former USCIRF Commissioner, criticizes the Biden administration for not addressing the plight of minorities in Bangladesh. He emphasizes the existential threat faced by these minorities and urges international human rights organizations to speak up. Moore also highlights the importance of the US-India alliance in shaping future global policies.
Many incidents of desecration, damage to Hindu temples reported from Bangladesh: Govt
Incidents of desecration and damage to Hindu temples and deities in Bangladesh have been on the rise, prompting India to voice concerns. The Indian government has urged Bangladesh to ensure the safety and security of Hindus and all minorities. Recent notable cases include attacks during Durga Puja and the arrest of Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das.
Shiv Sena holds anti-Bangladesh protests in Jammu, urges PM to ensure safety of Hindus
Shiv Sena members protested in Jammu against the violence targeting Hindus in Bangladesh. They burned an effigy and the flag of Bangladesh. The protesters demanded Prime Minister Modi's intervention to protect Hindus. They urged for permission to visit Bangladesh and support the affected Hindu community. The Shiv Sena wants the attacks raised at the international level.
"ISKCON a peaceful organisation": Bangladesh Hindu leader slams petition demanding its ban
General Secretary of Bangladesh National Hindu Grand Alliance, Mrityunjay Kumar Roy, has spoken out against demands to ban the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in Bangladesh.
Brampton police arrests Sikhs for Justice Canada coordinator in Hindu temple violence case
Peel Regional Police have arrested and charged another individual in connection with the violent demonstration that took place at a Brampton Mandir on November 3rd. The incident involved physical altercations and assaults, with individuals using flags and sticks. Investigators are continuing to analyze videos and anticipate further arrests.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau condemns violence at Hindu temple in Brampton, fails to address Khalistani involvement
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the violence at a Hindu temple in Brampton. He said those involved in the attacks do not represent the Sikh or Hindu communities in Canada. The attack took place on Sunday at the Hindu Sabha Mandir. The Indian High Commission in Canada also condemned the attack.
Indian-Americans demand arrest and prosecutions of attackers on Hindu temple in Canada
Indian-Americans are expressing outrage and demanding justice following an attack on a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada. They allege the attack was perpetrated by "Khalistani hoodlums" and criticize Canadian authorities for not preventing the incident. They call for the arrest and prosecution of those involved, emphasizing the need for action against anti-Hindu sentiment.
Won't open their mouths for "vote-bank politics": BJP slams INDIA bloc's 'silence' over attacks on temples in Canada
"Perhaps they consider these radical elements who are attacking Hindus, as their essential vote bank and therefore they will not open their mouths," Poonawalla said.
Political space given to extremist forces: EAM Jaishankar on attacks on Hindu temples in Canada
Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed concerns over recent attacks on Hindu temples in Canada, calling them "deeply concerning." Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong echoed these sentiments, calling for the safety and respect of all faiths. Both ministers emphasized the importance of peaceful protest while condemning violence and hatred.
Brampton: Thousands take out solidarity rally against attacks on Hindu temples in Canada
Over a thousand Canadian Hindus rallied in Brampton, protesting against multiple attacks on Hindu temples during Diwali weekend, including the Hindu Sabha Mandir. They urged Canadian authorities to address the rising 'Hinduphobia' and stop supporting Khalistani extremists, who they blame for the attacks.
'Cowardly attempts to intimidate our diplomats': PM Modi on Canada Hindu temple attack
Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the targeted attack on a Hindu temple in Canada, calling for justice and the rule of law. The Ministry of External Affairs echoed these sentiments, demanding protection for all places of worship and prosecution for those involved in the violence.
Brampton Temple Attack: MEA condemns the attack, says won't be deterred by 'intimidation & violence'
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India condemned the attack on the Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, Canada, describing it as an act by "extremists and separatists." MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal called for the Canadian government to protect places of worship and ensure the prosecution of those involved in violence, expressing concern for the safety of Indian nationals in Canada.
Brampton temple attack: Hindu organisations call for protest against 'Khalistani intimidation'
The Coalition of Hindus of North America organized protests in response to recent attacks on Hindu temples in Canada. These attacks, including a violent disruption at a consular camp in Brampton, have been condemned by the Indian High Commission and Canadian officials.
"Concerned for safety of applicants," says Indian High Commission after Khalistani protest turns violent in Canada
The Indian High Commission expressed deep disappointment over the disruption caused by anti-India elements at a consular camp in Brampton, Canada. The event, co-organized with the Hindu Sabha Mandir, was intended to provide routine consular services. Concerns for the safety of applicants, including Indian nationals, remain high.
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