Unknown people gave the names of the Mughal rulers to the public toilets !
7 public toilets have been named after the Mughal rulers Mohammad Khilji, Ghazni, Humayun, Akbar, Aurangzeb
Idols and Shivling in a temple vandalised by the unidentified anti-social elements in Noida, UP
Idols of Shridurgadevi and Deity Hanuman as well as Shivling, installed in a temple located in Sector-37 were vandalised by anti-social elements on 23rd May
Today the Judge of the District Court of Varanasi will give his decision about the Gyanvapi Case
The matter of the Gyanvapi Mosque was heard on the 23rd of May after the Supreme Court transferred the case to the lower Court.
There are the remains of over 27 temples in the Qutub Minar, no one can deny this fact : H.H. (Adv.) Hari Shankar Jain
All the figures you see to the south of the Qutub Minar, near the Iron Pillar, are the remains of temples.
For the first time in Uttar Pradesh, namaz was not offered on the streets : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
Other Chief Ministers from BJP ruled States should also follow suit so that they can also make a statement like the above with pride !
Offer namaz in your locality, appeals Anjuman Intizamia Masjid Committee
Anjuman Intizami Masjid Committee Banaras appealed to people not to come to the mosque to offer namaz as the wazukhana and the toilets are sealed.
Residents of a Muslim majority village attacked the Police who came to arrest a member of their community called Nauman
Police have so far arrested 18 people in this case, which includes 9 women. A case has been registered on 34 people in this matter.
Samajwadi Party sacked Rubina Khanam for commenting, “If a Gyanvapi Mosque is a Hindu Temple, then handover it over to Hindus”
This indicates that the Samajwadi Party is pro-Muslim.
We asked for 3 temples, but you did not give them, now we will take back all the temples : Abhijeet Sanga, BJP MLA
Thousands of temples across the country have been demolished and mosques and dargahs have been built in those places by Muslim invaders.
Student slaps professor for making offensive statement about Kashi Vishwanath Temple
If anyone is making offensive statements about Hindu religious places, the Police should proactively take action against them, it won’t be surprising if the public raises hue and cries over it otherwise.