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Hate crime: Azeem arrested for dumping cattle head in front of Hindu temple in Northeast Delhi

“Hate crime: Azeem arrested for dumping cattle head in front of Hindu temple in Northeast Delhi”, Opindia, July 1, 2023:

“On Friday (June 30) evening, the severed head of a buffalo was found near a Hindu temple on Nala Road in the West Gorakh Park area of Northeast Delhi.

As per reports, the Welcome police station received a phone call on Friday at 5:30 pm about the presence of animal remains near a Hanuman temple. In a video that has now surfaced on social media, the severed head of a buffalo could be seen lying on the road near the temple premises.

A large crowd of Hindus were also seen standing outside the temple and discussing the matter. One man from the crowd was seen removing the dead remains from the road using a newspaper…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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