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Thursday, February 6, 2025

Bangladesh: Mirajuddin barges into temple and vandalises Murti of Goddess Saraswati, angry Hindus hand him over to police

“Bangladesh: Mirajuddin barges into temple and vandalises idol of Goddess Saraswati, angry Hindus hand him over to police”, Opindia, February 2, 2025:

“On Friday (31st January) night, a Muslim man barged into a Kali temple in Faridpur city of Bangladesh and vandalised an under-construction idol of Goddess Saraswati.

According to reports, the accused was identified as 32-year-old Mohammed Mirajuddin. He was caught red-handed attacking the Hindu place of worship, following which the accused was handed over to the people.

Mirajuddin was subsequently arrested and produced before a court. He was thereafter remanded to custody. According to the temple committee members, the Kali temple is protected by a 4-foot brick wall and the main gain is made of rods……”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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