DMK's and AP Target - Hindu Temples

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'Islamania (like its fellow conspirator, christianism) is carving out spaces in Hindu India - in major temple towns - all the time, for "islam only": where islam is banning Hindu presence, Hindu rituals and Hindu temples and suppressing/ethnically cleansing Hindus. Even in the south now.'



-> Examples:



inagist.com/all/381744867337973760/

No Bhagyalakshmi Temple in Walled City of Hyderabad But Build Islamic Univ in Tirupati despite Security threats !! http://t.co/PH1DUHk368



As also mentioned in the HK article seen in post 101

haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=17883

2. Swami Paripoornananda was asked not to visit the Bhagya Lakshmi Temple because Muslims may be upset. He was arrested and taken in a car to have darshan only from the police car; never allowed him to get down and go to the Temple.

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4. Akbaruddi Owaisi made a statement to remove the Bhagya Lakshmi Temple from the premises of Charminar in the old city.

dailypioneer.com/todays-newspaper/fatwas-ban-outsiders-entry-into-rameswaram-villages.html

via haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=18165&SKIN=B

Fatwas ban outsiders’ entry into Rameswaram villages

Monday, 16 December 2013 | Kumar Chellappan | CHENNAI

Ramanathapuram district, 527 km south of Chennai, which houses Rameswaram Temple and many holy shrines, is getting out of bound for outsiders. Local Jamaath Councils have issued ‘fatwas’ declaring Muslim-majority villages out of bound for people even from the district itself.



Entrances to Athiyuthu, Puthuvalassai, Panaikulam, Azhagankulam and Sitharkottai sport such boards, all put up by the local Jamaath Councils. “There are boards deep inside these villages which declare outsiders are not allowed,” said B Arumugam, who acted as a guide to this correspondent. Interestingly, all these villages have a strong Muslim population.



“Advertising (banners, posters and pamphlets) and honking (from vehicles) without permission is prohibited inside the Panchayath. By Order - Muslim Jamaath Thajul Islam Sangh, Pottakavayal”, is the board which welcomes the visitor to the village entrance on the Attrankarai Road, hardly 10 kilometre from Ramanathapuram town. “For the last 20 years, only Muslim candidates had been elected from this constituency. Only Muslims could be elected from this Assembly constituency,” said N Suriyaprakash, a civil engineer-turned-politician.



Ramanathapuram is represented in the Tamil Nadu Assembly by MH Jawahirullah of the Muslaim Munnetra Kazhagam (MMK), an Islamic outfit. The MMK was an ally of the AIADMK in the 2011 Assembly election and switched over to the DMK camp during the July 2012 Rajya Sabha election. “Both the Dravida parties are responsible for this sad state of affairs,” said Kuppuramu, a lawyer. He said the DMK, the Congress and the AIADMK, in order to appease the minorities look the other way when Islamic fundamentalists unleash a reign of terror.



Kuppuramu took this reporter to Pamban, a village near Rameswaram island, the birth place of Pamban Swami, a great Saivite saint. The Panchayath road has a board put by the Islamic extremists banning outsiders from the road: “Not a public thoroughfare. Ladies move about in this place,” says the board.



Pamban Swamy (1848-1929), who preached love, compassion, kindness and equality, would be turning in his grave if he comes to know what his successors have done in his place of birth. The Hindu community is a scared lot because of the ever growing Islamic extremism in the district. “During the DMK regime in 2008, some Muslim youths hoisted the national flag with chappals at Vethalai village. The case was hushed up by Hassan Ali, the then MLA of the Congress,” said Kuppuramu. He said there was another instance of tricolour with chappals being hoisted in Puthumadom village which too was hushed up Hassan Ali.



Efforts to contact the district collector and superintendent of police were futile. Though e-mails were sent to both the officials, there were no replies. “The collector is busy in meeting senior officials. We are yet to check the mail,” Dharman, his personal secretary told The Pioneer on being asked about the email.



R Nataraj, former director general of police, Tamil Nadu, said it was not proper to put up such boards. “I don’t think even the government has the power to put up such boards. But we have to find out why they have put up boards like this,” said Nataraj. BR Haran, a political commentator, and Gowthaman, director of Vedic Science Research Centre, Chennai, who accompanied this reporter to the spots, were told by villagers of Azhagankulam that they have no other way but to fall in line. “We can never survive here without their cooperation. We are all businessmen and why should we bother about such boards?” asked Nithyanandam, a building contractor at Azhagankulam.



The villagers are still in a state of shock as some Muslim youth slaughtered a cow in front of the Muneeswarankoil Temple. “The Jamaath Council president and secretary told us that they were helpless as the youth would not listen to them,” said Senthilvel, a foreign exchange dealer in the village. Suba Nagarajan, a BJP leader in Ramanathapuram, said the Muslims in the district are on a warpath with the Hindus since 1981. “Religious conversion and smuggling are rampant in the district. Panna Ismail and Bilal Mohammed, who murdered Hindu leader Vellaiyappan in July 2013 at Vellore had come to Keezhakarai after the murder. The police should probe the details of their visit to Keezhakarai,” he said.



According to Kuppuramu, nearly 50 per cent of the business establishments in Ramanathapuram are owned by members of the Musilm community. “A Hindu can launch his business only if he gets approval from the Muslim community. This is an unwritten rule in the district,” said Kuppuramu. He said his efforts to meet the superintendent of police ended in futile as the officer was busy most of the time.



The local population is of the view that Chief Minister Jayalalithaa is the only person who could solve this fundamentalism tangle. “She made the police track down the killers of Hindu leaders by constituting the Special Investigation Division. The same SID may be able to resolve this issue,” said Shiva Thavasimani, Hindu Munnani leader.

On a trip by train about 20 to 30 minutes out from Bangalore, entire slums have green flags with the crescent on most houses. I did see a lone house bravely flying an orange flag.

There are mini-jihadistans and mini-christian territories and states being created all over. They're taking over India one village, one city to one newly-declared state at a time.



The christoislamic jihad is on. But Hindus don't want to notice it. Mizoram "christian state", NE for christ etc, and "christian only" villages in AP and TN. The christianisation of Hindu centres like Kanyakumari and Thiruvanantapuram. TSP/BD carved out as islamic pardees and yet now also islamising Hindu temple cities in Hindu India. Creating bottlenecks for accessing Hindu spaces. Amarnath in Kashmir is well-nigh inaccessible to Hindu pilgrims - unless you'd like a high chance of dying - being fraught with regular terrorist attacks, and they christoislam wants to create similar bottlenecks to Rameshwaram and Tirupati. (And the christoislami govt of Kerala has created major obstacles for Sabarimalai pilgrimage too, what with regular orchestrated stampedes and other occasions for killing of Hindu devotees, impossibly high charges, nowhere Hindu to stay for Hindus, etc.) This is all part of an organised christo-masterminded pattern to force Hindus to drop Hindu-isms like getting darshanam of their Gods. But Hindus - refusing to the observe the obvious let alone the pattern - just continue to wring their hands and wonder/wail why-oh-why "secularism" is treating them in this way. Because it's not "secularism". It is systematic christianisation. Christianism is willing to sell off Hindus and their sacred sites and space even to islam when it can't easily claim them for christianism - Anything at all, but that the Hindoos and their Hindooism should continue unencumbered in their "paganism". When the Pope said the 3rd millennia must see Asia converted, he wasn't expressing a wish. He was giving an order. To catholics he's gawd's representative on earth. They obey.



And another thing Hindus refuse to notice is that christoislamism is acting in tandem. That's why Hindus won't take note of the mutual backscratching between the two intimately-related/identical monotheisms.





On the topic of christianism that Hindus can't/won't identify - even in cases of takeovers of Hindu temples:

haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=18171

Musings on the Future of Hindu Temples under HR & CE Department !

23/12/2013 12:28:43 G P Srinivasan



For 50 years or more , the term HR&CE Admn. Dept. has been mis- interpreted, mis-used used and abused by diehard anti-Hindus. The words “Religious" and “Charitable" are only adjectives of the word endowments. There is no mention of temples.



The HR&CE Admn. Dept's domain is confined to endowments. It has no jurisdiction over the functioning or administration of the temples. While the Govt. pokes not even in the endowments of the minorities, it is a clear case of interference in and violation of the liberty of the majority community under article 26 of Indian Constitution. It is strange that the main stream Hindu Organizations have not joined the struggle to liberate the Hindu Temples from mismanagement of a corrupt Government department.



The Britishers raised the bogey of anarchy to hide their unwillingness to handover India to Indians. Yet, India has not perished in 66 years (since 1947) . History has exposed the desire of Britain to rule the countries colonized by means fair & foul. [The HR & CE is a remnant colonial vestige that has not fallen off of its own.]



The former Chief Minister of Tamilnadu Mr.M.Karunanidhi, who is keen to [color="#0000FF"]take over of the Chidambaram Temple[/color] that belongs to the Dikshitars, by using the bogey of mismanagement , has created a 'struggle front' [color="#0000FF"]by using a stooge called Arumughasami.



It is doubtful how the likes of Arumughasami, could pay the fees of a high profile lawyer like Colin Gonslves, a Christian[/color], raised the bogey of the minority denominational status of the Deekshitars in the Court?

[color="#800080"](My christian hands are everywhere on matters where Hindu temples are involved. What a great and "mysterious"... uh "miracle". Aka systematic execution of another item in the list of things christianism wants to accomplish concerning Hindu religion in India)[/color]



Likewise, the HR & CE Dept. in TN is raising a Spectre of mismanagement of temples to delay the handing over of the management of temples to an autonomous body. During the appointment of IAS officers to head the Dept. there was at least one saving grace. With the Democle's sword of sudden transfers hanging over them, the IAS Officers thought twice before taking any crucial decision.



Now, the appointment of HR &CE staffer as head has turned the status of temples further bad. Like Indians ruling India in pre -British India village-level teams of Hindus can & will better the future of temples.



Cases are cooked up against Deekshitars to divert public attention (Indian Express Dec. 7th) . While apex bodies of most Depts. have built- in Internal probing Internal Audit system why special judicial powers to HR&CE Dept.?



A litigant giving judgment is a mockery of Indian Judiciary.



Claims by the HR&CE Dept. about the numbers of temples under its Controls are inconsistent. Records of how each temple came under its control is not available. While census of India 1961 books on TN could provide around 20 facts about each temple it is ridiculous, that in computer Digital age the HR&CE Dept does not publish all available facts of temples claimed as under its control.



Similar and more factors not only disqualify HR&CE Dept from controlling Temples but also attract action against it by the SC.

The news in this 3rd post was:

dailypioneer.com/todays-newspaper/fatwas-ban-outsiders-entry-into-rameswaram-villages.html

Fatwas ban outsiders’ entry into Rameswaram villages