A serious clash happened in Madhupur, Jharkhand, when local Hindus tried to rebuild a village Kali temple. According to reports, they were attacked with stones, sticks, and swords. Some villagers Hindus were threatened by local Muslims, who reportedly warned that speaking up could turn the area “into Bangladesh”—referring to border tensions.
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| Muslims in Jharkhand's Madhupur Threaten Hindus with Bangladesh Warning During Kali Mandir Clash |
What happened exactly?
- A group of Hindus was rebuilding an old Kali temple in their village.
- They were attacked during the work. Many were injured, and property was damaged.
- Victims say they were told not to worship idols (murti puja) and feel their religious freedom is being blocked.
Scene in the video:
Jharkhand Madhupur Kali Temple Clash: Hindus Face Threats and Attacks During Reconstruction pic.twitter.com/wT5mg7d8Gm
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FAQs related:
What happened in Madhupur, Jharkhand?
A clash broke out when local Hindus tried to rebuild a Kali temple. They were reportedly attacked with stones and sticks, and some received threats warning the area could be turned "into Bangladesh."
Were there any injuries in the attack?
Yes. Several Hindus were injured during the violence. Videos from the scene show distressed villagers describing the attack to local media.
What does "turn into Bangladesh" mean in this context?
It's reportedly a threatening reference to communal tension and demographic change, implying the area could see violence or transformation similar to border-region conflicts.
What action have authorities taken?
Police are investigating the incident, but response has been slow. Community leaders are calling for legal action and protection for residents to safely practice their religion.
