Hindus devotees have expressed their deep pain and anguish at this attack on Hindu sensitivities. Hindu Dharma Raksha Samithi district president Darasanapu Srinivas said that the public had taught the former Telugu Desam government a befitting lesson for demolishing temples…, faebook page, Documenting Crimes Against Hindus has reported.

In an act of outright attack on a Hindu temple, GMC officials demolished the Kanakadurgamma temple situated in front of Kolli Sarada Market in Guntur city, as part of a road-expansion work. GMC officials initially attempted to demolish the temple during a midnight operation. Knowing the matter, local devotees and Hindu activists arrived at the scene, protested, and prevented the demolition.

However, the officials returned at around 2 pm on Thursday and went ahead with the demolition works.

“We expressed our willingness in shifting the temple to another place. We demand that the GMC allot another land for the temple’s reconstruction,” temple committee member M Srinivas Rao said.

Hindus devotees have expressed their deep pain and anguish at this attack on Hindu sensitivities. Hindu Dharma Raksha Samithi district president Darasanapu Srinivas said that the public had taught the former Telugu Desam government a befitting lesson for demolishing temples and would do the same to the present government if it fails to put a stop at demolishing temples.

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