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T'gana CM says 'mad forces' vandalising places of worship

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October 22, 2024

STATING that certain forces, driven by emotions and madness, are creating disturbances by vandalising places of worship, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy urged the people of Telangana to remain vigilant against such incidents, terming the recent idol desecration in Secunderabad "alarming".

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T'gana CM says 'mad forces' vandalising places of worship

He highlighted that the police have sent a strong message by arresting those involved in the attack, making it clear that no one will be spared. "Some forces are trying to punish those who commit crime. The police are ready to punish the culprits in such cases," he remarked.

Revanth praised the police for their sincere efforts in maintaining law and order, especially during festivals like Muharram, Bakrid, Christmas, Vinayaka Chavithi and Hanuman Jayanti, despite limited facilities. He advised the police to be tough on criminals and remain friendly with victims, emphasising that law enforcement should not show leniency towards wrongdoers.

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