500+ days in jail.
Bail denied. Again.
Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu, a spiritual leader and an ISKCON monk, continues to languish behind bars in Bangladesh while the world watches.
When even his lawyers are intimidated, threatened and silenced in court corridors, what justice are we even talking about?
Is advocating for the rights of the Minority Hindu community a crime? When a saffron-clad soul is treated like a criminal for raising his voice, the world CANNOT remain silent.
I appeal to the Government of Bangladesh to give medical aid and, more importantly, access to fair justice to Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu immediately. May he be granted bail at the earliest.
And to all the pseudo-secularists and Selective Human rights Activists around the World who flood timelines overnight, wave watermelons and trend hashtags on cue, your silence can be still heard. Apparently, your humanity has a filter.
@bdhc_delhi@UNHumanRights@UN_HRC@UN
#FreeChinmoyKrishnaDas
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The only country to get up and not use the "victim card"
Analysis = India Won't be a victim to anyone.🧐💪
@TimesAlgebraIND Nothing is going to change for the common man, a part of the fee hike will go to politicians now. Only exception will be for the election year!
Soumyashree Bisi, 20, a B.Ed student at Fakir Mohan College, Balasore, approached her HoD, Samir Kumar Sahu, for help with her low attendance.
Sahu allegedly demanded sexual favours in return. She got angry and left, but he kept repeating the demand and threatened to lower her marks if she refused.
On July 1, She filed a complaint against Sahu with college authorities. During the internal probe, she realised the college was protecting the HoD.
As an ABVP member, she hoped for help from the BJP govt at the state and centre. She created an X account and tagged the Odisha CM, state ministers, union education minister, NCW and others for help, but no one responded.
On July 10, the internal committee cleared the HoD. Principal Dilip Ghosh offered her “counseling” and told her to withdraw the complaint, warning she could be rusticated.
On July 12, she staged a protest on campus, met the principal and HoD, then poured petrol on herself outside the principal’s office and set herself on fire. She died two days later in hospital.
When alive, she begged and pleaded with everyone, hoping someone would listen. No one did. Once she hurt herself, suddenly everyone woke up for damage control.
HoD Sahu was arrested, and Principal Ghosh suspended. The Higher Education Dept launched an inquiry; NCW and NHRC began probes. President Murmu visited.
The Governor sought a report. NHRC and UGC issued directives; the govt told colleges to ensure ICC compliance. CM Majhi promised strict action and ₹20 lakh compensation.
All students should be equal in the eyes of the rulers. But if a student loyal to your ideology begs your govt for help and still dies like this, it’s betrayal by the very system and party she trusted.
Shame on Odisha govt. Shame on BJP.
@MamataOfficial Can you explain why teachers are not allowed to fail a student even if they submit blank papers? Whom are you fooling and more importantly why are you playing with their future? Just bcoz you need to show good statistics, don't spoil our next generation. KARMA will come back!
A common man, Raj Prakash, dared to stand his ground, refusing to swap his rightful window seat with BJP MLA Rajeev Singh Paricha. And what did he get for asserting his right? A brutal thrashing by 15-20 goons, allegedly unleashed by this thug MLA, who beat him till his nose fractured, blood gushing from his face, in full view of a stunned coach! Don't mistake this is as merely an assault on one man this actually is reality, an assault on every Indian’s dignity!
Where the F is the so called “good governance” the BJP boasts of? Where is the “law and order” they thump their chests about? This is goonda raj, plain and simple! And if someone is offended so be it! Former Minister Ramniwas Rawat, a witness, cried out on X, “7-8 outsiders attacked a passenger in front of everyone!” Yet, 3-4 police officers stood by, complicit in their silence, as this mob ruled the roost! Is this the Vande Bharat we celebrate? Can India’s premium train be a stage for a goon MLA's muscle-flexing, where a common man’s blood stains the seats and floor? Shame !
And let’s not be naive the BJP will do NOTHING to their MLA. And you know Why? Because that’s their track record! Look at Madhya Pradesh’s Tribal Affairs Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah, who spewed vile, communal slurs against Colonel Sofia Qureshi, a decorated Army officer, calling her “sister of terrorists” during Operation Sindoor. Did the BJP sack him? No! A mere slap-on-the-wrist apology, and he’s still in power! This is the BJP’s playbook: shield the powerful, crush the commoner!
We, the people, across parties demand justice! This lawlessness must end! Our Hon'ble PM Modi ji and the Hon'ble CM Yogi ji must act, or will they let their MLAs run amok? The nation is watching but I am betting ! BJP won't do anything! #NoMoreGoondaRaj #JusticeForRajPrakash #VandeBharatShame
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A Tale of Two Cases: The Contrast of Justice and Injustice
Case 1: The Mumbai Terror Attacks
On the night of 26th November 2008, India was attacked—Mumbai was drenched in terror and blood. 300 people injured, 166 people killed, including 26 foreigners and 20 members of the Indian security forces. Amidst this carnage stood Ajmal Kasab, a terrorist sent by the Lashkar-e-Taiba to unleash hell on Indian soil.
Kasab, caught red-handed and later confessing to his crimes, faced the weight of 86 criminal charges, including murder, waging war against India, and terrorism. Despite the unspeakable horrors he inflicted, India upheld its commitment to justice and humanity.
For nearly nine months, court proceedings were conducted daily. Kasab was provided with:
•Legal counsel to ensure a robust defense.
•Interpreters to bridge language barriers.
•Medical care, regardless of his crimes.
•Top-tier security, safeguarding his right to life during trial.
When his death sentence was upheld by the Bombay High Court in February 2011, he appealed to the Supreme Court, which carefully reviewed the evidence. As a last resort, Kasab was allowed to file a mercy petition to the President of India. India’s judiciary and executive system ensured every step adhered to the principles of fairness, due process, and human rights.
On 21st November 2012, justice was served, but only after the world witnessed the extraordinary patience and integrity of India’s democratic framework.
India’s handling of Kasab’s case stands as a testament to its unwavering belief in human rights, social tolerance, free and fair trials, and secularism—values that remain the bedrock of its identity even in the face of unparalleled provocation.
Case 2:
Now contrast this with the tragic silence surrounding Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu, Bangladesh.
The Hindu Monk Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu in Bangladesh, just raised his voice for Hindu minorities when they are being oppressed by Bangladesh interim Govt headed by ‘ 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner’
Sri Muhammed Yunus.
And he got arrested on charges of sedition.
Despite his innocence plea, he faces:
•No legal assistance.
•No representation in court.
•No access to a free and fair trial.
The cries of justice have been muffled by fear, apathy, and prejudice. The very idea of a fair trial—a universal human right—is denied to him.
A Call to Action for the World
To the pseudo-secularists, the self-proclaimed champions of human rights, and the world leaders who espouse justice as their guiding principle:
•Where is your voice?
•Where is your outrage?
•Why does justice wear a different face in different lands?
India showed the world what true justice looks like—even for a terrorist. It is now time for the global community to rise above selective activism and speak up for those like Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu, who are denied their most basic rights. Justice is not justice if it is selective. The world must act now, for the soul of humanity depends on it.
#FreeChinmoyKrishnaPrabhu
#SaveHindusinBangladesh
@VHindus71@IskconInc@UN@antonioguterres@UNHumanRights@UN_HRC@UNOCHA@UNinBangladesh@NobelPrize@NobelPeaceOslo
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@MamataOfficial What do you call a govt that protects rapists and murderers? Ppl of Bengal don't need another piece of paper in the name of law but a shift in the mentalities of its govt. Stop this drama, have some shame!