Hyderabad, Feb 12 (Maxim News): A shocking incident took place at the Jirra Hanuman Temple in Tappachabutra, Hyderabad. Devotees and priests were stunned to find pieces of meat inside the temple.
According to reports, some miscreants threw meat behind the Shivalinga. Devotees who noticed this immediately informed the police. As the news spread, Hindu groups started gathering at the temple, demanding strict action against those responsible.
The police quickly arrived at the scene, collected evidence, and started an investigation. They are checking CCTV footage and other clues to find out who is behind this. Officials are also investigating whether this was just mischief or a deliberate attempt to create religious tensions.
To prevent any trouble, police have taken extra security measures in the area.
This incident reminds people of a similar case from October last year when the idol of Goddess Mutyalamma in a Secunderabad temple was damaged. That incident led to huge protests by Hindu groups and BJP leaders. The accused, Salman Salim Thakur from Mumbai, was later arrested. Police confirmed that he did it because he was against idol worship.
The latest incident at Tappachabutra Hanuman Temple has once again raised concerns. The police are working to find those responsible and take action. (Maxim News)
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