Neeraj Sharma from the Hindu Yuva Vahini filed a complaint with the Police, alleging that members of the temple committee are compromising religious values for a small amount of money.
Sukhdev Rajbhar, who was gravely injured in the attack, was rushed to a hospital in Varanasi. He stated, “Four individuals on two motorcycles approached me, abused me, and started assaulting me.
A local resident said, “my house was demolished under the excuse that it was illegal, then why there is no action on the illegal Mosque ?
The Delhi Police had set up barricades outside the Canadian Embassy, along with a heavy Police presence, to stop the march.
In Bangladesh, not only fanatic Muslims, but also Muslim Police and soldiers are attacking Hindus. The elimination of Hindu community seems inevitable there.
A resolution was passed condemning the incidents of attacks on Brahmins. A demand was also made to the Governor to register cases under the PCR Act against those defaming the Brahmin community.
The petition argues that allowing non-religious filming in temples violates established Hindu shrine rules and contributes to a broader trend of commercialisation that threatens the core values of worship and devotion.
The very fact that a Saint has to make such a demand reflects the gravity of the situation. The ruling BJP in the State and Centre must take an appropriate decision on this matter; else, Hindu religious places may face situations similar to those in Bangladesh.
What isn’t the administration taking appropriate actions against the illegal constructions ? If it does nothing and people take the law into their own hands, who will be responsible ? The BJP Government in Uttarakhand needs to consider this seriously.
The mosque committee has been instructed to carry out the demolition at its own expense, after obtaining permission from the Waqf Board.