One other historical shrine in India was demolished and became a temple

Dehradun: Within the Indian state of Uttarakhand, fanatical Hindus demolished one other shrine and constructed a temple as a replacement and began pujas in a single day.

Bharatiya Janata Get together’s Modi authorities is in energy for the second time in a row in India, and through this time, non secular and human rights have been taken away from minorities throughout the nation and their lives have been shortened.

After the martyrdom of the Babri Masjid and the development of the Ram temple on it, this pattern is now gaining momentum in different states of India as nicely. Instances of about ten historic mosques are pending within the courts on which the Modi authorities needs to construct temples.

Extremist Hindus stormed a shrine within the state of Uttarakhand, chanting the slogans of Jaishree Ram. The attackers not solely desecrated the mausoleum and grave but in addition destroyed it.

In Uttarakhand, India, Hindu supremacists demolished a Muslim shrine (Mazar) and constructed a Hindu temple (Mandir) over it. That is so-called Secular India and Modi calls it ‘Mom of Democracy’. pic.twitter.com/57r7Bd4mNx

— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) November 20, 2023

After demolishing the grave and the shrine, fanatical Hindus began performing their rituals by bringing the Pooja pot materials. This case, like many different crimes, would have been suppressed if a Hindu journalist had not launched the video.

Ashok Swain is an Indian journalist and human rights activist, and is a vocal critic of the Modi authorities’s brutality and hooliganism in India, and continues to focus on atrocities on minorities.

He shared the video of the demolition of the shrine and grave and the development of the temple on his social media account.

It ought to be famous that at first of this yr, Hindu zealots demolished a shrine and established a temple in Uttarakhand, and even now the worship remains to be happening there, though the Muslims couldn’t get justice from the courts.