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Bangladesh grants bail to Hindu monk Chinmoy Das in sedition case

Das was presented before a Chittagong court, where his bail plea was denied, and he was sent into custody on Tuesday
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Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das was granted bail by a Bangladeshi court on Wednesday.

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There has been significant tussle between India and Bangladesh with New Delhi demanding 'fair trial' for all those detained after the regime change in the country, including Das — spokesperson for Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatan Jagran Jote and former ISKCON leader.

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Das' group in Bangladesh champions the rights and security of minorities in the country. He has been a vocal advocate for the Hindu community in Bangladesh, calling for key reforms such as a minority protection law, a tribunal for fast-tracking cases of minority persecution, and the establishment of a dedicated ministry of minority affairs.

Das, who hails from Satkania Upazila in Chittagong, was arrested following a controversy that erupted when a sedition case was filed against him and 18 others on October 30 last year.

Das was presented before a Chittagong court, where his bail plea was denied, and he was sent into custody on Tuesday. The arrest had triggered widespread outrage, with many demanding his immediate release.

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