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Murtis of three Mandirs vandalized at Alfadanga in Bangladesh

Sangram Datta
Sangram Datta
(Image Source : Facebook)
(Image Source : Facebook)

The murties (idols) of Sri Vishnu Pagaler Ashram, Central Sri Hari Mandir and Sri Sri Damodar Akhara were vandalized by some miscreants  in the heart of Alfadanga police station at Faridpur district in Bangladesh in the night of December 15, 

Eminent  journalist Prabir Sikder in his Facebook page posted describing the matter.

Besides, Faridpur District Awami League leader and President of Faridpur Puja Celebration Parishad Dr. Yashoda Jiban Debnath CIP in his Facebook verified page stated  that the idols of those three temples were vandalized and demanded to the local administration to immediately arrest the culprits and punish them.    

It’s unfortunate but true  that  no news of this incident has been covered so far in any local online news portal or national print and electronic media.

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