Bangladesh's interim government has condemned a violent protest at its assistant high commission in Agartala, Tripura, which involved vandalism and desecration of their national flag. The protest, linked to the arrest of an ISKCON leader and attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh,

Bangladesh government condemned the attack on Assistant High Commission in Agartala, saying that the local police present in charge of protecting the premises did not take steps to contain the situation as Indian protesters vandalised the mission premises and desecrated the flag on Monday.

The MEA condemned the breach of the Bangladesh assistant high commission in Agartala and emphasized that diplomatic properties should never be targete

Several hundred activists from Indian far-right organisations, including Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), stormed the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in

Student leaders emphasised that the incident in Agartala violated the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961, which protects the inviolability of diplomatic missions. They also criticised India's approach, noting that the Indian government has maintained relations with the Awami League, but not with the people of Bangladesh.

The government of Bangladesh has expressed deep resentment over the violent demonstration and attack by members of the Hindu

Thousands of people gathered in the Tripura capital on Monday to demand the immediate release of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Prabhu and to raise their voices against the ongoing attacks on Hindus in neighbouring Bangladesh.