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Telangana: Hinduphobic Congress MLA shares objectionable image on Bakrid, sparks outrage

“Telangana: Hinduphobic Congress MLA shares objectionable image on Bakrid, sparks outrage”, Organiser, June 17, 2024:

“In Telangana, a recent incident involving Congress MLAs sharing objectionable images during Bakrid celebrations has sparked significant controversy and outrage among the Hindu community. The incident highlights the sensitive nature of religious sentiments and the potential consequences of perceived disrespect.

On the occasion of Bakrid, Congress MLA Kumbam Anil Kumar Reddy shared festive greetings through a social media post. However, the design of the poster he shared depicted the sacred cow, a revered symbol in Hindus, in a manner that was perceived as disrespectful and offensive by many Hindus.

Reacting to this BJP MLA Rajsingh stated on X “Congress has once again hurt Hindu sentiments, despite knowing that cow slaughter is banned…..”

Read the full article at Organiser.org

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