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Attack on temple in Jharkhand and broke idols with hammer: Priest attacked with sword.

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According to the information, some people who reached this temple located near Chharchariya waterfall broke the idols on Sunday morning (November 5, 2023). When these people protested, the temple priest Rahul Tiwari was attacked with swords, he saved his life by entering another nearby temple. It is reported that three idols have been broken in the temple.

The idols in a temple in Bokaro, Jharkhand, were damaged by antisocial individuals during an attack. This shrine is situated in the Lalpania police station neighborhood of Bokaro, the scene of antisocial acts. The statues were broken with hammers.

It has also been shown that the Bajrang Bali statue was previously damaged in the same spot. Following this, the assailants left the area. People were incensed and staged protests when they learned of the vandalism at the shrine. In protest at the smashing of Hindu god and goddess statues, the bazaar was also shuttered.

50 people who attacked the temple had arrived in a bus. The bus in which these attackers had reached the unruly temple has also been captured. Information has also come to light that after attacking the temple, those people had gone to the protest site.Workers from the Bharatiya Janata Party, Bajrang Dal, and Vishwa Hindu Parishad have been demonstrating nonstop because there has been no urgent action taken in this regard. The accused person’s immediate arrest is demanded. The police, however, are requesting that they end the protest because maintaining peace and order is important.

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