#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray arrived at the Ambani family's residence, 'Antilia', along with his wife Rashmi Thackeray and son Aaditya Thackeray to celebrate the festival.

This needs to be heard by Bengali speaking Diaspora

This picture will be remembered till the end of my life. This picture will forever remind me how difficult it is to be born a Hindu in a Muslim-majority society. No one can bear the pain of losing a parent. Anyone who has been there understands. Even though Chinmoy Prabhu applied for bail from Tarique Rahman's government to see his sick mother once, bail was not granted. In this state, even Lahek Mullah gets bail to see his 'sick mother' because the society is 'Hindu' majority. It is also unfair to expect this humanity in a Muslim-majority society. Today Chinmoy Prabhu has lost his mother. Many times, Prabhu's mother had made a heartfelt plea to the government, wanting to see her son's face one last time in the twilight of her life. Her wish was not fulfilled. Chinmoy Prabhu's mother had to leave with this pain. Yes, this is what happens to Hindus in a Muslim-majority society, this is what happens forever.

Hey @narendramodi, please wake up and save the Bangladeshi Hindus. The way they treat minorities, it is truly shameful.

Bangladeshi authorities repeatedly denied Sandhya Rani Dhar her final wish to see her imprisoned son. The pin-drop silence of prominent politicians, celebrities and the newly anointed “protectors of Bengali culture” is equally disgusting. Chinmoy Prabhu became a voice of hope for millions of Bangladeshi Hindus who say they have endured discrimination, intimidation and humiliation for years. History has shown that imprisonment can confine a man, but it cannot necessarily imprison an idea. Like Mandela, Chinmoy Prabhu's imprisonment has not silenced the cause he came to represent. If we abandon courageous leaders when they need us most, we should not be surprised when self-serving opportunists take their place.

CAN EVERYONE JOIN ME IN DEMANDING THE IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF CHINMOY KRISHNA DAS? #FreeChinmoyKrishnaDas A son could not fulfil his dying mother’s last wish—to see him one final time. Yesterday, while she was still alive, he was denied permission to visit her. Today, she is gone, and he is completely heartbroken. No son should be forced to endure this. No dying mother should be denied her final wish. He has already suffered enough. Please raise your voice and demand: RELEASE CHINMOY KRISHNA DAS NOW. Do not let another tragedy happen inside a Bangladeshi jail. #FreeChinmoyKrishnaDas

Very sad news from Bangladesh. Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu’s mother has just left her body. The story behind her death makes this even more heartbreaking. Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu lost his father when he was just a child. His mother raised him. He was her only child. She watched that little boy grow up, dedicate his life to Bhagavan and become a monk. And in the final days of her life, all this mother wanted was to see her only son once more. For the last month, she had been pleading for just one thing: “Please allow me to see my jailed son one last time.” That final wish of a dying mother remained unfulfilled. For nearly a year, she called me many times. Again and again, she pleaded with me to do something for the release of her son. She was deeply worried about his deteriorating health in jail and feared that he might not survive there. I tried. I spoke. I raised my voice. But what I witnessed was painful indifference. ISKCON removed me for speaking for the Hindus of Bangladesh and for Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu. I paid a price for raising my voice, but today that price feels insignificant compared with the pain this mother endured. Later, I learned that when Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu’s mother heard about my removal from ISKCON, she suffered a heart attack. A few days later, she video-called me. Even while carrying the unbearable anguish of her only son being imprisoned, she told me how shocked and distressed she was to hear what had happened to me. Today, that conversation is haunting me. I feel an overwhelming sadness that I could not do enough for this grieving mother. I could not help fulfil her final wish—to see her only son once more before leaving this world. A mother who had raised her only child after losing her husband had to spend her final days pleading for permission merely to see him. She died waiting. Whatever the politics, whatever the allegations and whatever the differences, surely there must remain some place for humanity. Her last wish could not be fulfilled. At least now, please do not deny a son the right to bid farewell to the mother who raised him. I appeal to the Government of Bangladesh: Please allow Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu to have the final darshan of his mother and to perform her last rites. And I urgently appeal to the Government of India and @PMOIndia: Can India please intervene on humanitarian grounds and help ensure that Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu is allowed to see his mother for the last time and perform her final rites? His father left this world when he was a child. His mother raised him. He was her only child. She spent her final days waiting to see him. Please don't let her only son remain behind bars while the mother who raised him takes her final journey. May Bhagavan Shri Krishna grant this grieving mother eternal shelter at His lotus feet. 🙏 Hare Krishna.

🚨 BREAKING: Chinmoy Krishna Das’s mother has passed away. Chinmoy Prabhu asked for parole just to see his mother one last time. The extremist Islamist government did not allow it. One day they will kill Chinmoy Prabhu inside the prison in the same way.