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Bangladesh: 10 murtis vandalised, 3 temples desecrated in Faridpur, Hindus stage protest

“Bangladesh: 10 idols vandalised, 3 temples desecrated in Faridpur, Hindus stage protest”, Opindia, December 18, 2023:

“On Friday (15th December) night, about 10 idols of deities kept in three Hindu temples were vandalised in Alfadanga upazila in Faridpur district in Dhaka Division of Bangladesh.

As per a report in Prothom Alo, the three desecrated temples were identified as Kendriya Hari Mandir, Sri Sri Vishnu Pagal Mandir and Sri Sri Damodar Akhara. The places of worship are located within 1 km of the Alfadanga municipality.

According to the Bengali daily, four idols of Goddess Manasa, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati and one idol of Lord Shiva were vandalised at the Kendriya Hari Mandir. Similarly, two idols of Lord Shiva and Goddess Manasa were destroyed at the Sri Sri Vishnu Pagal Mandir…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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