Court Says Monk Must Stay in Jail
Introduction
A court in Bangladesh said that Chinmoy Krishna Das cannot leave jail. He is in a trial for a death in 2024.
Main Body
Two judges made this decision. A lower court is still talking to witnesses. The court says Das and 38 other people are responsible for the death of a government worker. Das is sick, but the judges say he must stay in jail for the trial. Police arrested Das on November 25, 2024, at the airport. After that, people became angry and fought in the streets. One man died during these fights. Das also led protests to help Hindu people in Bangladesh. India is worried about this man. The Indian government wants to know if he is safe. Now, the leaders of India and Bangladesh are angry with each other.
Conclusion
Chinmoy Krishna Das stays in jail. The court will talk about four more cases on Monday.
Learning
⚡ Quick Look: Words for 'People'
In this story, we see different words for people. At A2 level, you need to know how to name people by their job or role.
- Monk → A religious man.
- Judge → The person who decides the law in court.
- Witness → A person who saw something happen.
- Worker → A person who does a job.
- Leader → A person in charge of a group.
🛠️ Pattern: "Must" + Action
When something is a strict rule, we use must. It does not change for different people (I must, he must, they must).
From the text:
- "He must stay in jail."
Other examples:
- I must go to sleep.
- You must study English.
- She must eat food.
The Rule:
Must + Basic Action Word (No "to", no "-ing", no "-s")