Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

This video highlights a shocking historical injustice at the Jogulamba Devi Temple complex in Alampur, Telangana. It is clearly visible that a mosque has been built directly over an ancient Hindu temple, completely disregarding its sacredness. To further diminish the temple’s sanctity, a graveyard was also established within the...

17,866 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

Adina Masjid or Aadinath Mandir? Time to call out the whitewashed history. Adina Mosque (1369 AD, Sikandar Shah) is hailed as “India’s largest medieval mosque.” But walk inside once — history screams the truth louder than any textbook. Because what kind of “mosque” has… 🔱 Vishnu, Saraswati & Ganesha idols still standing inside? 🔱 Swastika, Brahma Kamal & Hindu motifs carved across pillars? 🔱 Dwarpals guarding the gates of a so-called mosque? 🔱 Yaksha–Yakshini sculptures — straight out of Hindu temple art? 🔱Shiv Ling, Brahma-Peetha & Vishnu-Peetha inside the compound — the heart of a Shiva temple? And don’t miss this: The base is grey stone temple architecture. The mosque structure is built on top of it with red bricks. This isn’t “syncretism”. This is construction over destruction. Even Islamic doctrine says: No idols inside a mosque. Yet Adina stands packed with them. Why? Because the foundation wasn’t a mosque. It was Aadinath Mandir. Local accounts say idols were broken, smuggled, buried — anything to hide what stood here before 1369. Artifacts mysteriously “vanished” during renovation. We all know how that happens. Even the West Bengal Government admits carved stones from earlier Hindu temples were used. ASI lists it as a protected site — meaning the truth is literally carved into the walls. So let’s stop pretending. Adina is not a “controversy”. It’s a Hindu temple overwritten by a Sultanate narrative. The evidence isn’t hidden — it’s standing in broad daylight. History doesn’t need whitewash. It needs courage. And the Adina Mosque debate exposes exactly why: People have the right to know what stood here before 1369. And what still stands beneath. Samik Bhattacharya Dr. Sukanta Majumdar Suvendu Adhikari Amit Malviya

Tarunjyoti Tewari

26,468 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten