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#BREAKING Massive Jain community protests in Mumbai over temple demolition Outrage in Mumbai's Vile Parle East after BMC bulldozes a 1960s-era Digambar Jain temple Protesters led by Jain leaders, backed by VHP demand suspension of ward officer Vanath Ghadge and immediate temple reconstruction Trustees allege damage to sacred texts...

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bhaiganvor 1 Jahr

Backed by VHP, Is VHP doing dual drama here ? Jain's another minority community Sanghi's targeting. VHP cleverly playing dual drama here.

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Connor Roy (Autorickshaw hate account)vor 1 Jahr

But Twitter idiots will tell you that Jains and RSS have founded a secret society that controls & runs everything in India

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Pritesh Shahvor 1 Jahr

Bmcis controlled by bjp go check who is the palak mantri and who is the mla there

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Showthemirrorvor 1 Jahr

Jains, a peaceful community, has 2 be on roads to make a point.

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VCCvor 1 Jahr

These people are peacefully protesting they won’t damage any others properties like islamic goons

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K Manish Singhvor 1 Jahr

A small minority religion community out on streets to protest against action on their religious place by a govt body in a BJP ruled state. Let's see how many of the so called minority loving political parties stand in support of them against BJP ?

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Yatesh Kumarvor 1 Jahr

Agar waha BJP hoti to ye din nahi aata.

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Amzvor 1 Jahr

Demotion of a temple is so bad, you don't insult devotees, you insult god, and Karma will take revenge on it. Shameful that you run a restaurant in the name of God but are purely atheist. Extremely shameful act by the responsible one #Vileparle #Jaintemple

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Zimbuvor 1 Jahr

Can we not have the same number of people in front of Muslims and they will run away from the field within seconds.

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bijon shahvor 1 Jahr

This is protest against corrupt BMC

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