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A man has been arrested for vandalising Shivling and tearing the poster of Lord Shiva in a temple in Madhya Pradesh's Indore district

Angry with God, man vandalises 'Shivling' in Indore; arrested

A man has been arrested for vandalising Shivling and tearing the poster of Lord Shiva in a temple in Madhya Pradesh's Indore district

A man identified as Gajju Chauhan was arrested for vandalising a 'Shivling' and tearing the poster of Lord Shiva placed in a temple in Madhya Pradesh's Indore district.&nbsp;
Police reported that the accused committed this incident in an inebriated state. This incident took place on the night of January 29. The temple is located in Kotwali Police Station area in the district.&nbsp;
This incident was captured in the CCTV camera installed in the temple in which the accused was seen vandalising the 'Shivling' by throwing a flower pot on it.&nbsp;
Tulsiram Raghuvanshi, Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) of Kotwali Police Station said that the accused, Gajju is a resident of Rajendra Nagar in the city.&nbsp;
The police registered a case under IPC section 295 and arrested the accused. In the interrogation, it was found that the accused was angry with god and he did it in an inebriated state.&nbsp;
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Report: another Hindu temple allegedly vandalised by suspected 'Khalistani supporters' in Australia

The vandalism of the historic Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs, Victoria, took place on Monday, The Australia Today website reported.

"Khalistani supporters" have allegedly vandalised a Hindu temple in Australia with anti-India graffiti, a media report said on Tuesday, in the second attack on a temple in Victoria state within a week.
The vandalism of the historic Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs, Victoria, took place on Monday, The Australia Today website reported.
This act of vandalism was noticed when the devotees came for &lsquo;darshan&rsquo; as the three-day long &ldquo;Thai Pongal&rdquo; festival is being celebrated by the Tamil Hindu community.
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Usha Senthilnathan, a long-time devotee of Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple said, &ldquo;We are a Tamil minority group in Australia, a lot of us came as refugees to escape the religious persecution.&rdquo; &ldquo;This is my place of worship and it&rsquo;s not acceptable to me that these Khalistan supporters are vandalising it with their hate messages without any fear,&rdquo; she said.
"I urge Premier Dan Andrews and Victoria Police to take strict action against these goons who are trying to scare the Victorian Hindu community,&rdquo; added Senthilnathan.
Hindu Council of Australia&rsquo;s Victoria chapter President Makrand Bhagwat told the website, &ldquo;I can&rsquo;t tell you how upset I am for witnessing a second Hindu Temple vandalised for Khalistan propaganda.&rdquo; &ldquo;Our Temples vandalism is deplorable and should not be tolerated by the wider community.&rdquo; Melbourne Hindu community member Sachin Mahate said, &ldquo;If these Khalistan supporters have the courage they should go and draw graffiti on the Victorian Parliament building rather than target peaceful Hindu communities' religious places.&rdquo; Victorian Liberal Party MP Brad Battin said, &ldquo;In no way, our future can be built on hate when it has been built on working together for so long.&rdquo; &ldquo;There is no place in Victoria or Australia for this kind of behaviour that we are seeing here.&rdquo; &ldquo;Victoria is and will remain the best multicultural state in the world as long as people learn to work together not against each other,&rdquo; added Battin.
On January 12, the Swaminarayan temple in Melbourne was defaced by 'anti-social elements' with anti-India graffiti.
BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha Australia in a statement appealing for peace has said that they are deeply saddened by this incident.
"We are deeply saddened by the anti-India graffiti at the gates of the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Mill Park, Melbourne, Australia by anti-social elements. The BAPS temple in Mill Park, like all temples of BAPS worldwide, is an abode of peace, harmony, equality, selfless service, and universal Hindu values," they said in a statement.

Three days ahead of inauguration, Vande Bharat train vandalised in Visakhapatnam

A local police officer said they were searching for the persons who committed the crime. Security has been stepped up in the area following the incident, he added.

Unidentified persons pelted stones at a coach of the new Vande Bharat train at the railway yard breaking a glass window, police said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to virtually flag off the high-speed express train between Secunderabad and Visakhapatnam on January 15.
Preliminary investigation by the Railway Protection Force revealed that some children playing near the coach complex at Kancharapalem mischievously pelted stones at the train on Wednesday night resulting in the damage.
The Visakhapatnam police have joined the RPF in investigating the incident.
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A rake of the Vande Bharat train arrived in Visakhapatnam from Chennai on Wednesday for maintenance checks.
Upon its arrival in Visakhapatnam, the rake was moved to the new coach complex at Kancharapalem, where the incident happened, police said.
While the glass of a window was fully shattered, another suffered a minor crack, they added.
A local police officer said they were searching for the persons who committed the crime. Security has been stepped up in the area following the incident, he added.

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