The intent, purpose and end goal of the Tirumala vandalism is plainly evident. A calculated de-sanctification at all levels would, in the long term, discourage Hindu pilgrims from visiting it.
The Vaijnath Devasthan Trust has filed a complaint with the Parli City Police against Deshmukh.
In this case, Howrah (Rural) Superintendent of Police Swati Bhangalia registered a crime and arrested the accused.
On October 10th, a group of minor religious fanatic girls entered the pandal with their faces covered and desecrated the kalashas.
The complainant Mandeep stated in the complaint that when the procession reached the house of a person named Mahtab, stones were pelted on it.
The incident reportedly comes a day after a piece of meat was found lying outside a temple in Lucknow’s Bazar Khala police station area, a woman named Alima was arrested in this case.
It noted that temples and places of worship in Bangladesh are being systematically desecrated. India has taken serious note of the attack on the Durga Puja mandap in Tantibazar, Dhaka, and the theft at the revered Jeshoreshwari Kali temple at Satkhira.
The question is whether Hindu temples in Bangladesh will survive in the future !
The Sanatan Rakshak Dal removed the murti of Sai Baba from 14 temples in Varanasi on October 1.
In Bangladesh, Durga Puja Festival will be celebrated in 51 temples in Sujanagar Sub District; but due to this incident, there is an atmosphere of fear among Hindus.