New Delhi had expressed concern about Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari being denied bail and urged Dhaka to ensure the safety of Hindus.

Das was denied bail by a Bangladeshi court and sent to prison, triggering protests by Hindus in various locations. A lawyer was killed and several others were injured during clashes.

Bangladesh on Tuesday reacted to the arrest of Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das on Tuesday. Reacting to India's statement on the matter, Bangladesh said that the monk's arrest had "been misconstrued by certain quarters". It further said that India's statement was "unfounded" and stood "contrary to the spirit of friendship".

Tensions between India and Bangladesh over the safety of minorities, particularly Hindus, escalated further on Tuesday with New Delhi slamming the interim govt in Dhaka for the arrest of Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari and the Yunus govt accusing India of violating the spirit of friendship and understanding between the two

The interim government has dubbed as ‘baseless’ the Indian foreign ministry’s statement expressing ‘deep concerns’ over the arrest and denial of bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das, a spokesperson of the Sammilita Sanatan Jagaran Jote, or United Sanatan Awakening Alliance.

Bangladesh has rebuffed accusations from India's Ministry of External Affairs regarding the arrest of Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, asserting the allegations are unfounded. Dhaka emphasized its commitment to communal harmony and explained that the judiciary remains independent.

Tensions escalated in Chittagong, Bangladesh, following a court's refusal to grant bail to Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das, accused of sedition. The

Bangladeshi supporters of an arrested Hindu leader clashed with security forces on Tuesday after the outspoken monk was denied bail on sedition charges, with one person killed, police said.