ISKCON members stage a protest against the attack on devotees in Bangladesh

Members of ISKCON across the nation staged a protest against the alleged attack on its temple in Bangladesh, reportedly leaving one person dead and many injured. Several temples and Durga puja pandals have come under attack in Bangladesh over the past few days, triggering clashes and tension in the neighbouring country. At least four people are said to have died in the violence. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, earlier this week, said action will be taken against those trying to "disturb communal harmony".

Members of ISKCON across the nation staged a protest against the alleged attack on its temple in Bangladesh, reportedly leaving one person dead and many injured. Credit: PTI Photo

The protesters took out a candlelight march, sang kirtans to the accompaniment of 'khol kartal' and chanted ‘Hare Krishna’ at both the places. Credit: AFP Photo

In Kolkata, they demonstrated outside the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission here for around two hours as the police barricaded its entrance. Credit: PTI Photo

Many of the protesters held posters in hand that sought protection for Hindus in Bangladesh. Credit: AFP Photo

Demonstrators hold placards during a silent protest outside the ISKCON temple in New Delhi. Credit: AFP Photo

Demonstrators hold placards during a silent protest outside the ISKCON temple in Siliguri. Credit: AFP Photo

BJP Yuva Morcha supporters also joined the protest and staged a protest in front of Vivekananda House in Kolkata. Credit: PTI Photo

Members of Hindu Jagran Manch carried out a candle light rally in Kolkata. Credit: PTI Photo

Demonstrators hold placards during a silent protest outside the ISKCON temple in New Delhi. Credit: AFP Photo