Rajasthan / Alwar : 300 years old temple was demolished, saints and BJP leaders took out an outcry rally
Hindu organizations and sages took out a protest rally on Wednesday, 10 days after a 300-year-old temple in Alwar was bulldozed. Alwar MP Balak Nath, who is leading the Akrosh rally, demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. He said that we are taking out this march to stop the Rajasthan government from doing the politics of appeasement. Strict action should be taken against the officials who have demolished the temple and the temple should be rebuilt.
At present, talks are going on between the saints and the collector Shivprasad Nakate. Many sages and saints of the society are also present in this. They are adamant about taking action against the officers.
In Alwar’s Rajgarh, a 300-year-old temple was demolished during the administration’s removal action, since then the BJP is attacking the state government and is trying to capitalize on the issue.
BJP workers, saints and saints gathered in Company Bagh
The protest of saints and saints started with the martyr memorial of Company Bagh. Along with the saints, a large number of BJP workers also reached the rally. After this, the Alwar police-administration is on alert mode. Groups of saints from different districts of Rajasthan including Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh reached Alwar to take part in the Akrosh rally.
It is worth mentioning that to clear the road in Alwar, 86 shops and houses were demolished by bulldozers in Alwar, in which there was also a 300-year-old temple. A day before, the Gehlot government has also suspended the chairman, including the SDM and EO of the municipality.
The struggle will go on till the coup is overthrown – Balak Nath
MP Baba Balaknath said that this matter will not be settled. The Gehlot government has insulted the deities in the same way as the Mughals had insulted Sanatan Dharma two hundred and fifty years ago. The Hindu society has not forgotten that either and will also remember this work of the Gehlot government. The Gehlot government has reminisced about the Mughalian rule. This struggle will continue till the overthrow of the government.
