BJP Mayor opened two closed temples in Muslim dominated area, which were taken over after the 1992 riots.

New Delhi. A big news has come out from Kanpur. City mayor and BJP leader Pramila Pandey opened two closed temples in Muslim dominated areas. The mayor alleged that these temples were taken over after the 1992 riots. When the temples were opened, Shivalinga was found missing in one temple and a small factory was found running in the other.

Mayor arrived with police and municipal team

Mayor Pramila Pandey reached Ludhaura area of ​​Colonelganj police station with her entire team and Municipal Corporation team. He opened two temples on the spot and instructed the police officers to immediately remove the encroachment on the temples. Along with this, the Municipal Corporation team was instructed to conduct cleaning campaign inside and outside the temple. The mayor said, “I also have knowledge of the Quran, in which it is clearly written that no religion should be insulted. The work of cleaning and preserving the temples will continue.”

Inspected the temple in Ludhaura… During this time, idols were missing in one temple, while a factory was running in the other temple.. The surprising thing is that a few years ago, worship etc. used to take place in all the temples.. Now all these temples have their colors. The coating will be done and the hinges will be removed… pic.twitter.com/6HGgcjK1ke

— Pramila Pandey (Modi's Family) December 23, 2024

ADCP Central's statement

ADCP Central Rajesh Srivastava said that on the instructions of the Mayor, the process of removing encroachments inside and outside the identified temples will be started soon. The police administration will take full action in this action.

Shiv temple opened in Ayodhya also after 32 years

Along with the incident in Kanpur, a big news has also come from Ayodhya. A closed Shiva temple in the Muslim-dominated Laddawala area of ​​Kotwali police station area was reopened after 32 years. This temple was closed after the demolition of Babri in 1992. To reopen the temple on Monday, a purification ceremony and havan puja were conducted, which took place in a peaceful atmosphere. On this occasion, local Hindu workers performed puja under the leadership of Swami Yashveer Maharaj.