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Hindus have remained silent while watching even the empty spaces peacefully, but now, right in front of the Shiva temple as well, a mazar has been established. The biggest center of Hindu faith, considered the abode of Govardhan Maharaj, has now seen religious activism creeping into the Parikrama route...

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This is what is left in Pakistan. Don't know when our Indian dream will be fulfilled and puja aarti will start in the temple.🙏 PARNAMI TEMPLE IN MALKA HANS, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN The dilapidated relics of the Parnami temple used to be one of the central ashrams of the Parnami faction of Hindus. Mahant Darbara Singh had constructed this five-story majestic building of the temple over 200 years ago. Dust of ages has settled in deep layers on the pedestal where Samadhi of Dya Ram - the founder of the Parnami sect used to rest in the main chamber of the temple. "A large number of Hindus had been visiting here before partition and there use to be a big annual Mela in the month of Chetar," informed a Painde Khan is using this place as a house. "I am paying rent to Auqaf for living in this Khandar," he complained a little wistfully. This grand monument of the past with sold masonry and ornate designs wrought by artisans and artists centuries ago was one of the fine specimens of Hindu architecture. Termite is eating Wood but exquisite quality of woodwork on windows, doors and murals on the battered walls can still be seen. The thin red bricks excavated from this monument have been used in adjacent houses in the compound. And, sadly, the temple cannot be defined in the images. Auqaf does not appear to have any idea about what to do with these splendid remains of the Hindu architectural legacy, except perhaps recovering the rent from the tenants. "Last time Auqaf got the place cleaned was when Indian dignitaries visited the temple", told Painde Khan. Legend has it that there was a tunnel from this temple to Pakpattan,

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INJUSTICE is the word. Context below: (with News18) (1) Thiruparamkudram is an ancient cave temple in Madurai (TN). It has been revered as a Siva temple in the 6th century by Tamizh saints. The same temple houses Skanda/Kartikeya revered as Muruga which has been sung in all poems, famously in the Thiruppugazh. So, it is a Hindu cave temple for millenniums. (2) It is a cave temple whose premises largely has been scooped out of the granite hill. Architecture of the Pandyas, Cholas, Nayaks is evident. So the kings of the past have embellished this temple. It is a very famous Hindu temple. (3) Between 1336 and 1378, Madurai was ruled by the most tyrant rulers called 'Madurai Sultanate'. The last ruler (Akbaruddin Sikandar) was killed by Kampanna, the valiant Vijayanagara king who put an end to the blood thirsty rule. But wonder what, suddenly some Islamic structure comes for the king (who tortured the Tamizh people) atop the cave temple! (4) An age-old Tamizh festival is Thirukkarthigai with multiple literary and inscriptional evidences. As a part of the festival, a lamp is lit above the hill at the Deepa-thoon (the stone pillar). Devotees approach the MHC to assert their right. The court examines and orders that the Hindus can light the lamp. But guess what? The HRnCE goes and says the Hindus won't light citing law & order issues. But the MHC again says, the Hindus can light the lamp, as it is their right. (5) When Hindus gather to light the lamp, they are stopped. Isn't this directly in opposition to the court's order? At the end of the day, Hindus can never assert what they even own. Sad & Bitter, yet the truth.

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