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🕉️ An unusual miracle is drawing huge crowds in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh! An eye-shaped formation has mysteriously appeared on a Peepal tree right beside the Gramadevata temple in One Town. Locals and devotees believe Goddess Devi has opened her eyes. People are flocking from distant villages to witness this...

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Will Bhojshala be liberated today? Two years ago, in March 2024, I went to Bhojshala and had to buy a ticket to enter Maa Vagh Devi Mandir. To my surprise, there was no murti of Maa in the compound. Locals informed me that it had been looted by the British and taken to a London museum. Back-to-back Islamic invasions turned this “Nalanda of MP,” where students once studied dharma, into what they now call “Kamal Maula Mosque.” The space near our temple is occupied by Islamists. Wherever you turn your eyes, you will find an Islamist living. This place serves as a temple on Tuesdays and a mosque on Fridays, with thousands gathering for prayers. On regular days, people flock inside the compound wearing slippers and shoes. What is our havan kund is their wuzu khana. What is our garbha griha is their sitting area for the Maulvi. What are our inscriptions with references to Bhagwan Ram and the Saraswati Mantra is a platform for them to walk on. What is our Saraswati Koop is what they call Akkal Kua. And more… The more you see, the more it hurts! Now, coming to the struggle: In 2003, under Digvijay Singh’s regime, clashes happened in Bhojshala, leaving three Hindus dead and over hundreds jailed, including 50 women. Another important detail about the temple is that a “Sankalp Jyoti” has been burning since 2005, waiting for Maa Vagh Devi’s sthapana in the temple. The Jyoti is burning inside a temple located 200 metres from the original temple, now an ASI monument. Today Indore High Court is going to announce the verdict in the dispute. May Maa Vagh Devi get her home. Sharing an excerpt from my report for Organiser Weekly:

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