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Yavatmal, Maharashtra – In Dhanki, before the immersion of the Ganesh Idol from Shri Ram Bal Ganesh Mandal at Chhatrapati Sambhaji Raje Chowk, religious fanatics deliberately cut off the electricity supply and attacked a devotee, Yash Kubde, with sticks. They also vandalized the Ganesh idol by pelting stones at it. After hearing Kubde’s cries, other devotees quickly gathered. They took an aggressive stance, declaring that the idol would not be immersed until the attackers were arrested. Despite initial reassurances from the police, the devotees stood firm. Eventually, the police arrested nine fanatics and filed cases against a total of 70 people. The attackers were armed with sticks, sharp weapons, and swords, suggesting that this was a pre-planned assault. (Past incidents reveal that Hindus are regularly attacked by religious fanatics during festivals. Hindus must remain vigilant and prepared for self-defense! – Editor)
Police injured in stone pelting in Akola
At Akot (Akola district),fanatics hurled stones at the immersion procession of the Shri Ganesh idol in the Nandipeth area, resulting in injuries to 11 people, including police officers and devotees. Following the attack, the police arrested 68 individuals involved in the stone-pelting. In response to the incident, the entire Hindu community enforced a strict bandh (general strike) in Akot.
Editorial PerspectiveHindu festivals, like temples, are increasingly becoming targets of attacks, making it clear that Hindu Rashtra is indispensable to safeguard our culture and prevent such incidents ! |
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