Key Points
- India slams attacks on Hindu temples in Bangladesh.
- Recent theft of a crown from a temple raises eyebrows.
- Ministry of External Affairs pushes for minority protection.
- These acts seen as part of a bigger pattern of desecration.
- Focus on safety during Durga Puja celebrations.
Looma News
India’s pretty alarmed about a series of attacks on Hindu temples in Bangladesh, especially with Durga Puja celebrations going on. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) didn’t mince words, calling these incidents “deplorable.” Just recently, a fancy crown gifted by Prime Minister Modi was stolen from the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple in Satkhira, which is a big deal.
In a statement, the MEA pointed out an attack on a Puja mandap in Dhaka and stressed that these aren’t just random acts; they’re part of a troubling trend of temple desecration. They’re urging the Bangladeshi government to step up and make sure Hindus and all minority communities are safe during this crucial festival time.
This situation goes beyond just religious feelings; it’s about keeping communities safe and respecting cultural traditions. With celebrations happening now, the timing is critical. Here’s hoping for a quick response to protect these sacred spaces and the people who cherish them.
