By Gopal Krishna Goswami
Dear Maharaja’s and Prabhu’s:
Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.
The court in the Siberian city of Tomsk today dismissed the state prosecutor’s stand that the “Bhagavad Gita as-it-is” be branded as an “extremist” literature. The case had been going on in the Tomsk city court since June 2011. The Government of India and the Indian embassy of Moscow as well took up the matter with the Russian Government.
ISKCON expresses its gratitude towards the Government of India and Russia, all the members of the Indian Parliament along with the Indian External Affairs Minister S. M. Krishna, Indian Ambassador to Russia Ajay Kumar Malhotra, and the Russian Ambassador to India Alexander Kadakin. ISKCON would also like to thank the print and electronic media, people of India and its devotees worldwide for their enthusiastic and continuous support during this trial.
Your servant, Gopal Krishna Goswami
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By Vrajendranandan Das
The court in the Siberian city of Tomsk today dismissed the state prosecutor’s stand that the “Bhagavad Gita as-it-is” be branded as an “extremist” literature. The case had been going on in the Tomsk city court since June 2011. The Government of India and the Indian embassy of Moscow as well took up the matter with the Russian Government.
ISKCON expresses its gratitude towards the Government of India and Russia, all the members of the Indian Parliament along with the Indian external affairs minister SM Krishna, Indian ambassador to Russia Ajay Kumar Malhotra, and the Russian ambassador to India Alexander Kadakin. ISKCON would also like to thank the print and electronic media, people of India and its devotees worldwide for their enthusiastic and continuous support during this trial.
Vrajendranandan Das Director ISKCON Communications India New Delhi