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Beef violates Hindu temple (sanctum) in Berachanpa, Deganga


Administration backs Islamists blatantly

by Animitra Chakraborty

Basudevpur and Ballavpur in Berachanpa, P.S. Deganga are two adjoining villages containing a marginal Hindu population, residing there, hence, in an environment of abject fear all these years. Like every year this year too, Nabajagaran Sangha, local club in Ballavpur, organized annual Durga Puja with splendor. The 34-year long Puja ended (as expected) with fanfare. Even if Bakra Eid or Eid al-Adha was on October 27, 2012, Hindus expected that there would be no trouble.


Their folly came to the fore on October 28, 2012 at 6.30 am when beef was perceived in the area bordering the temple. The sudden revelation, a distinctive act of profanity, stunned Hindus leading to a cacophony in Ballavpur. Hindus from Basudevpur rushed to the spot only to the find the cruel reality out.


Hindus in Deganga are left high and dry.


To Know More Please Read:

http://deganga2010.blogspot.in/2012/10/beef-violates-hindu-temple-sanctum-in.html 



(The Hindu Temple) 



(Beef found behind left column of the Hindu Temple) 



(Local Hindu Club) 



(Junction of Basudevpur and Ballavpur)

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