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Following Social Media Outcry, Pathway Leading To Church With Tiles Having Hindu Symbols Removed

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A video recently emerged from Andhra Pradesh, revealing a contentious sight at the pathway leading to the Holy Trinity Daiva Mandiram in Chemidthi Village, Gudur Mandal, Nellore. This church, reportedly managed by Smt. Dr. Srilakshmi, featured tiles adorned with sacred Hindu symbols like Om and Swastika.

The presence of these symbols has sparked widespread controversy, especially given the apparent Hindu association of the individual managing the institution. This occurrence raises questions about whether the inclusion of these symbols was deliberate or a result of oversight.

Debates have ensued, with some suggesting intentional placement while others argue it might be due to ignorance. The issue has garnered attention from various quarters, prompting activists to request an investigation by the Andhra Pradesh Police.

The placement of Hindu symbols at the entrance of a church has stirred public concern, evoking historical parallels to the desecration of temples by Islamic invaders in the past.

Subsequently, following an outcry on social media, action has been taken. Pressure from Hindu organizations and social media has compelled the church to remove the pathway adorned with Hindu symbols.

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