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Watch: Ganesha statue removed from a private property by TN police following protest by Church members in Namakkal

Tamil Nadu police removed a Ganesha statue from a private property on the “Girivalam Paathai” (circumambulation route) in the Tiruchengode area of Namakkal district after a protest by the church members.

On Tuesday, Hindu Munnani members placed a Ganesha statue in a private property in “Girivalam Paathai” in Namakkal district and worshipped it. Members of the Church in the nearby area, however, staged a protest near the private property, demanding that the Ganesha statue be removed.

Tensions rose in the neighbourhood as church people began to gather in large numbers and demanded that the Ganesha statue be removed immediately. Instead of removing the Christian protesters, the police, who arrived at the scene, warned the Hindus to remove the Ganesha statue placed on private property.

Devotees, BJP cadres, and members of several Hindu organizations formed a human chain around the Ganesha statue to prevent police from removing the statue. However, police used light force to evict devotees from the area and removed the Ganesha statue. This police atrocity has shocked Hindus throughout Tamil Nadu.

Devotees and netizens questioned the DMK government, asking if Hindus in Tamil Nadu do not have the right to worship Ganesha on a private property and if they must seek permission from the church to install a Ganesha statue.

(with inputs from Indu Makkal Katchi and Puthiyathalaimurai)

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