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Senior Bangladesh Supreme Court lawyer Ravindra Ghosh on Monday claimed that he has been receiving continuous death threats after he decided to represent Hindu saint Chinmoy Krishna Das. Despite this, he has resolved to continue his fight for minority rights and justice. At present Ravindra Ghosh is recuperating in Kolkata, West Bengal.
Chinmoy Krishna Das case: A voice against harassment
Chinmoy Krishna Daswho is the spokesperson of Bangladesh Samitha Sanatani Jagran Jot, was recently arrested from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. He was going to Chittagong to attend a rally. After his bail plea was rejected Jail till 2nd January Has been sent.
Ravindra Ghosh believes that Das Efforts to unite the Hindu community Due to which he has been implicated in false allegations. He said Das’s growing popularity and his large public meetings had made the administration uneasy, leading to him being targeted by fundamentalist forces and the interim government.
Fear of false cases: Resolve to continue the struggle
Ravindra Ghosh told that he fears that there will be a case against him false cases registered Can be done. He said, “I know that false allegations can be made to implicate me, but I am not afraid of that. I have always fought against injustice, whether it is for Hindus or Muslims. Death will come one day or the other, but I will continue to fight for justice.”
Reference to the liberation war of 1971
Ghosh said Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971 Throwing light on the role of Hindu minorities in India, he said that today’s atrocities are similar to those of that time. ‘Fundamentals’ Defeat. He said that Bangladesh was formed to end the inequality between the citizens of West Pakistan and East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh). But, the atrocities being committed on minorities today are contrary to this sentiment.
Threats are being received continuously
near Kolkata Barrackpore Addressing reporters from the hospital, where he is staying for treatment, Ravindra Ghosh said, “Ever since I announced to fight the case of Chinmoy Krishna Das, I have been receiving death threats. I receive threatening calls and messages every day. But these threats cannot stop me from my duty.”
He also said that he Against injustice done to Hindu saints and minorities Will continue our fight.
Questions on the arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das
Questioning the arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, Ravindra Ghosh said that Das’s crime was only that he To organize minorities and protect their rights Raised voice for. The administration was uncomfortable with Das’s meetings, so he was targeted.
Ghosh’s family and health condition
Ravindra Ghosh has come to Barrackpore with his wife for treatment. they their son Rahul Ghosh who have been settled in Barrackpore for many years. Ghosh says that he will not back down from the fight for justice despite his health condition.