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Demolition of a temple in a remote region of Mysuru has snowballed into a political slugfest. As part of a Supreme Court order, local administration carried out an anti-encroachment drive on September 8, demolishing what used to be the Adishakti Mahadevamma temple in Huchchagani&nbsp;village in Nanjangud.
Major outburst followed by Hindu outfits like Hindu Jagarana Vedike and Vishwa Hindu Parishad. Bhartiya Janta Party, in power in the state, was divided on the issue. While some leaders like Pratap Simha condemned the demolition, others backed the government officials and justified it as a court sanctioned action.
However, soon the Opposition jumped on the condemnation bandwagon. Using the &lsquo;hurts Hindu sentiment&rsquo; tactic, patented to BJP, the Opposition hit out at the ruling government.
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya faced the ire of Hindu activists&nbsp;up close on Thursday during a visit to Chikkamagaluru district. Surya blamed the Congress for fanning the Hindu anger.
Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had stepped in and halted the drive in order to quell the rising protest. The state also issued a show-cause notice to Mysuru&nbsp;administration for carrying out the government-sanctioned drive.
Caught in the political &amp; communal crossfire, the district administration was merely following out the Apex Court&rsquo;s order and working on a list created by the state government. Over 6,000 structures &mdash; including religious structures belonging to all communities &mdash; have been identified as encroaching on public roads and utilities.&nbsp;

‘BJP hurting Hindu sentiments’: Politics over temple demolition in Karnataka snowballs 

Demolition of a temple in a remote region of Mysuru has snowballed into a political slugfest.&nbsp;The opposition hit out at the ruling government saying the BJP&nbsp;has hurt the Hindu sentiment.

Demolition of a temple in a remote region of Mysuru has snowballed into a political slugfest.
As part of a Supreme Court order, local administration carried out an anti-encroachment drive on September 8, demolishing what used to be the Adishakti Mahadevamma temple in Nanjangud.
Major outburst by Hindu outfits like Hindu Jagarana Vedike and Vishwa Hindu Parishad&nbsp;soon followed. Bhartiya Janta Party, in power in the state, was divided on the issue. While some leaders like Pratap Simha condemned the demolition, others backed the government officials and justified it as a court sanctioned action.
However, soon the Opposition jumped on the condemnation bandwagon. The opposition hit out at the ruling government saying the BJP&nbsp;has hurt the Hindu sentiment.
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya faced the ire of Hindu activists on Thursday during a visit to Chikkamagaluru district. Surya blamed the Congress for fanning the Hindu anger.
Now caught in the political &amp; communal crossfire, the district administration was merely following out the Apex Court&rsquo;s order and working on a list created by the state government.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had stepped in and halted the drive in order to quell the rising protest. The state also issued a show-cause notice to Mysuru&nbsp;administration.
Over 6,000 structures &mdash; including religious structures belonging to all communities &mdash; have been identified as encroaching on public roads and utilities.&nbsp;

Demolition of temple in a remote part of Mysuru&nbsp;has snowballed into a political slugfest

Demolition of a temple in a remote region of Mysuru has snowballed into a political slugfest.
As part of a Supreme Court order, local administration carried out an anti-encroachment drive on September 8, demolishing what used to be the Adishakti Mahadevamma temple in Nanjangud.
Major outburst by Hindu outfits like Hindu Jagarana Vedike and Vishwa Hindu Parishad&nbsp;soon followed. Bhartiya Janta Party, in power in the state, was divided on the issue. While some leaders like Pratap Simha condemned the demolition, others backed the government officials and justified it as a court sanctioned action.
However, soon the Opposition jumped on the condemnation bandwagon. The opposition hit out at the ruling government saying the BJP&nbsp;has hurt the Hindu sentiment.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bjp-ruled-gujarat-demolished-hindu-temple-aap-calls-it-insult-to-hinduism-1631279710318" target="_blank">'BJP-ruled Gujarat demolished Hindu temple', AAP calls it insult to Hinduism</a>
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya faced the ire of Hindu activists on Thursday during a visit to Chikkamagaluru district. Surya blamed the Congress for fanning the Hindu anger.
Now caught in the political &amp; communal crossfire, the district administration was merely following out the Apex Court&rsquo;s order and working on a list created by the state government.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai had stepped in and halted the drive in order to quell the rising protest. The state also issued a show-cause notice to Mysuru&nbsp;administration.
Over 6,000 structures &mdash; including religious structures belonging to all communities &mdash; have been identified as encroaching on public roads and utilities.&nbsp;

Days after a BJP worker, Mayur&nbsp;Munde constructed a temple for PM&nbsp;Modi in Pune, the bust of the prime minister has been removed from it,&nbsp;after he was pulled up by the BJP leadership in Delhi.
BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;NCP city unit president Prashant Jagtap said constructing such a temple was a symbol of 'intellectual bankruptcy'.
Munde,&nbsp; said the temple was his tribute to the prime minister who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The bust has now been kept in the local BJP office, with Munde&nbsp;saying,&nbsp; &ldquo;We will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.&rdquo;

Modi temple looses 'idols' bust days after BJP criticizes move 

Here's why a bust of PM has been removed from 'Modi&nbsp;temple' constructed by a BJP&nbsp;worker in Pune

A BJP&nbsp;worker who constructed a temple dedicated&nbsp;to Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;has his heart broken. Mayur&nbsp;Munde, spent Rs 1.6 lakh&nbsp;to construct this temple and a bust of Prime Minister Modi... but not only did he face criticism from the opposition Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;and Nationalist Congress Party, it was the Delhi leadership of his own party BJP&nbsp;which asked him to remove the Modi bust.&nbsp;&nbsp; Forced to undo his show of gratitude to the Prime Minister, Munde&nbsp;says the temple was his tribute to Modi who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The NCP&nbsp;had called Munde's&nbsp;'dedication' a symbol of intellectual bankruptcy, while the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;flayed the BJP&nbsp;over what it said was wastage of money.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The Modi&nbsp;bust has now been moved to BJP&nbsp;office and&nbsp;Munde&nbsp;says he will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.
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BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;

Days after a BJP worker, Mayur&nbsp;Munde constructed a temple for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/captain-amarinder-singh-meets-pm-modi-asks-him-to-repeal-new-farm-laws-1628694588757" target="_blank">PM&nbsp;Modi</a> in Pune, the bust of the prime minister has been removed from it,&nbsp;after he was pulled up by the BJP leadership in Delhi.
BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;NCP city unit president Prashant Jagtap said constructing such a temple was a symbol of 'intellectual bankruptcy'.
Munde,&nbsp; said the temple was his tribute to the prime minister who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The bust has now been kept in the local BJP office, with Munde&nbsp;saying,&nbsp; &ldquo;We will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.&rdquo;

The Pakistan government has said it has completed the restoration work of the temple that was badly damaged by a mob last week in Punjab province. The government officials said that a total of 90 suspects involved in the attack have been arrested.
Hundreds of people had attacked the Hindu temple in Rahim Yar Khan district on Wednesday in reaction to the alleged desecration of a Muslim seminary by an eight-year-old Hindu boy.
The charged Muslim crowd carrying weapons, sticks and bamboos assaulted policemen deployed at the temple and &lsquo;vandalized and also burnt down&rsquo; a part of the temple.
The govt has now restored the temple and handed it over to the local Hindu community, the officials told PTI.

Vandalised temple restored, handed over to Hindus: Pakistan govt

The Pakistan government has said it has completed the restoration work of the temple that was badly damaged by a mob last week in Punjab province.

The Pakistan government has said it has completed the restoration work of the temple that was badly damaged by a mob last week in Punjab province. The government officials said that a total of 90 suspects involved in the attack have been arrested.
Hundreds of people had attacked the Hindu temple in Rahim Yar Khan district on Wednesday in reaction to the alleged desecration of a Muslim seminary by an eight-year-old Hindu boy.
The charged Muslim crowd carrying weapons, sticks and bamboos assaulted policemen deployed at the temple and &lsquo;vandalized and also burnt down&rsquo; a part of the temple.
The govt has now restored the temple and handed it over to the local Hindu community, the officials told PTI.

The Pakistan government has said it has completed the restoration work of the temple that was badly damaged by a mob last week in Punjab province.

The Pakistan government has said it has completed the restoration work of the temple that was badly damaged by a mob last week in Punjab province. The government officials said that a total of 90 suspects involved in the attack have been arrested.
Hundreds of people had attacked the Hindu temple in Rahim Yar Khan district on Wednesday in reaction to the alleged desecration of a Muslim seminary by an eight-year-old Hindu boy.
The charged Muslim crowd carrying weapons, sticks and bamboos assaulted policemen deployed at the temple and &lsquo;vandalized and also burnt down&rsquo; a part of the temple.
The govt has now restored the temple and handed it over to the local Hindu community, the officials told PTI.
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A dog sits on a stone block, at the exit gate of the Siddhivinayak Temple in Siddhatek district of Ahmednagar and seems to bless visitors with its paw!
The video which is now going massively viral, shows the street dog sitting very calmly and offering its paw to devotees, even shaking hands.
Shared on Facebook by Arun Limadia, reports suggest that the dog sits at the same place everyday to say hello and bless the visitors!

Dog 'blesses' devotees on their way out at Maharashtra temple

Visitors at this temple in Maharashtra are greeted by a dog, who shakes hands with them and 'blesses' them as they exit!

A dog sits on a stone block, at the exit gate of the Siddhivinayak Temple in Siddhatek district of Ahmednagar and seems to bless visitors with its paw!
The video which is now going massively viral, shows the street dog sitting very calmly and offering its paw to devotees, even shaking hands.
Shared on Facebook by Arun Limadia, reports suggest that the dog sits at the same place everyday to say hello and bless the visitors!

Odisha's Konark Sun temple reopens for visitors

The Sun Temple at Konark in Odisha's Puri district was re-opened for visitors after remaining closed for more than five months

Konark&nbsp;Sun temple in Odisha's&nbsp;Puri&nbsp;reopens after 5-month closure
Other ASI&nbsp;monuments were opened earlier&nbsp;
The temple to allow 2,500 daily visitors starting Sept 1
Shree Jagannath Temple continues to remain closed since March 15&nbsp;
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The Sun Temple at Konark in Odisha's Puri district, a major tourist attraction, was on Tuesday re-opened for visitors after remaining closed for more than five months, an official said.
Though other ASI protected monuments in the state like Raja Rani temple, Udaygiri&nbsp;and&nbsp;Lalitgiri Buddhist monuments were opened earlier, the Konark temple received visitors only on September 1. A total of 2,500 visitors will now be allowed entry every day in two phases.&nbsp;
The Shree Jagannath Temple in the state continues to remain closed since March 15 as a precautionary measure to check the spread of the infection.

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