Hindu temple attacked once again in Australia, slogans written after vandalism

Australia: The attacks on Hindu temples in Australia are not taking the name of abating. Once again a Hindu temple has been targeted here. The special thing is that this time the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi Before Australia’s visit, there have been reports of mischief in a Hindu temple. According to media reports, now Khalistan supporters have attacked BAPS Swaminarayan Temple located in Rosehill area of ​​Sydney. Along with this, controversial things have been written about PM Modi on the front wall of the temple.

According to the report of Australia Today newspaper, the temple authorities have found a Khalistani flag hanging at the gate. Along with this, information about the attack on the temple has been given to the New South Wales (NSW) Police. According to the report, the police officials visited the temple, as well as examined the CCTV footage. So that the attackers can be easily reached. Earlier in March, the boundary wall of Shri Lakshmi Narayan Temple in Brisbane was broken. Please tell that PM Modi is going to Australia on 23 May.

Khalistan supporters may work

According to the report of Australian media, this work can be done by Khalistan supporters. According to the report, Khalistan supporters have vandalized the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Rosehill suburb of Western Sydney (Australia). Along with this, an attempt has been made to convey the message by placing the flag of Khalistan on the gate.

Temple attacked once again in Australia ,Three temples were targeted in January

Earlier in January, three Hindu temples in Melbourne were targeted by Khalistan supporters. Posters with anti-India pictures and pro-Bhindranwale slogans were then pasted on the walls of the temple. Later, the priests of the temple had received threat calls for raising slogans of Khalistan Zindabad .