Hindu idols vandalised by unknown miscreants in Odisha

Christian missionaries suspected to be involved in this vandalism

This vandalism has occurred in a village in Odisha which is close to the state of Andhra Pradesh. For the last one and half years more than 120 incidents of vandalism in Hindu temples have occurred in Andhra Pradesh. Now it seems like this is spreading to Odisha as well. The Central Government ought to intervene and ensure protection of temples and idols of Hindu Deities.
Despite continued desecration of Deities in Hindu temples, Hindus are still quiet ! They neither protest nor oppose! Why would God even save such apathetic Hindus during the calamitous times?
When Hindus cannot even protect their temples, how will they ever be able to protect their own houses and the Nation?

Idols of Shri Lakshmidevi and Shri Saraswati Devi vandalized by unknown persons

Rayagada (Orissa) – Idols of Sri Saraswati Devi, Sri Lakshmi Devi and Sri Vrundavati Devi in Bhagvan Rameshwar Temple near here were vandalised by miscreants. This temple is located in Hukumatla village of Orissa’s Rayagada district which is adjacent to the state of Andhra Pradesh. The incident came to light when the temple priest came to the temple in the morning. The temple management has reported that even gold ornaments of the temple were stolen. The police are investigating this incident. It is believed that Christian missionaries are in plenty in this region. Hence it is claimed that they may have played a role in this vandalism.

Odisha: Another temple vandalised, idols broken, ornaments stolenhttps://t.co/QqZxrcXbgL

— OpIndia.com (@OpIndia_com) January 5, 2021

#Breaking
Another Attack on Hindu Temple!!

This time in #Muniguda,#Odisha Near AndhraPradesh Border
Hindu Goddess #Lakshmi , #Saraswati , #Parvati, #Vrundavati Vandalized in a Lord Shiva Temple & a Crown of Lord Jagannath has been stolen from that same Temple in Rayagada,Odisha pic.twitter.com/FhcoAQGhzV

— Defence360 (@Defence_360) January 4, 2021

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