Haridwar, August 24: Following an incident in Maharashtra where eggs were thrown at a procession carrying an idol of Lord Ganesha, Acharya Pramod Krishnam, the head of Kalki Peeth, has expressed strong discontent regarding the attacks on Hindu faith. He stated that insulting Hindus and undermining their beliefs has become a trend. “If there is any community that is the most tolerant in the world, it is Hindus. Yet, processions of Ganapati and Durga are being disrupted in Maharashtra,” he remarked.
Acharya Pramod Krishnam emphasized, “Attacking the faith of Hindus has become a fashion. Those who rise up insult Hindus and work to undermine their beliefs. If there is any community that is the most vulnerable and the most tolerant, it is Hindus. In Maharashtra, processions of Ganapati are disrupted, and Durga processions are also being halted.”
He further noted that the disturbances seen in West Bengal, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh are now occurring in Maharashtra. He described the Chief Minister of Maharashtra as a patriot who is favored by millions of Hindus and urged him to take strict action against those committing such offenses.
“This is an era where insulting Hindus has become fashionable. The beliefs, traditions, and faith of Hindus are being hurt everywhere. Whether in Maharashtra or Ayodhya, the ongoing meat feasts during the month of Sawan and the consumption of meat at religious sites is deeply distressing,” he added.
Acharya Pramod Krishnam appealed to the government and the people, stating, “I want to appeal to all these meat-eating demonic forces that you can eat whatever you want, India is free, but at least respect religious places and sentiments. I request the Government of India and state governments to impose a ban on meat at all places that are centers of Hindu faith.”
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