The Supreme Court of India refused to entertain a plea seeking recognition of “Brahmophobia,” with BV Nagarathna stressing hate speech against any community is unacceptable and must be addressed through education, tolerance, fraternity and societal values.
Today, On 11th April, The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea seeking permission to hold a Hanuman Chalisa recital at Kolkata’s Red Road. The court emphasized that the petitioner must first establish a legal right to conduct such events in public spaces. It also stressed the importance of maintaining public order and secular principles.
The Bangladesh government labeled ISKCON a “fundamentalist” group amid rising tensions following the arrest of a Hindu priest, which sparked protests for minority protections. The interim administration faces criticism over its handling of anti-Hindu violence. Diplomatic strains with India increased as it urged protection for Hindu communities, prompting a defensive response from Dhaka.