Govt is ready to ready but then who will take care of maintenance of smaller temples near our houses, who will pay the salary of that pujari, hw he will perform puja... If bigger temples shares revenue then only it is possible for every small temple to survive.. Why Sai not talking about that
Pranam Sri Sai Deepak 🙏 Your intention is pure. Your demands justified. Your arguments genuine. Your logic devastating! And your determination is infatuating 😊. I don't think anymore qualities are required to lead the mission you have set forth to enlighten Hindus and their right and fight for justice & existence. I am humbled. I am sure you have the stamp of approval from lord Krishna as your mission is to establish dharma and your intention is pure. 🙏🙏🙏
Then what will stalin do ? How will the DMK govt generate funds ? Will he get money by doing pooja to EVR idols ? Only now Stalin is building statues for EVR and Karuna at a total cost of 210 crores. Who knows how they allocate funds for these projects ?
Historical Accounts: Badauni: A contemporary historian of the Mughal court, Badauni documented Aurangzeb's orders for the destruction of numerous Hindu temples, viewing them as symbols of idolatry. Firishtah: In his historical accounts, Firishtah described the demolition of temples during Aurangzeb's reign, emphasizing the religious intolerance of the Mughal emperor. K. M. Panikkar: In "India: The Road to Independence," Panikkar notes that Aurangzeb's reign saw a resurgence of temple destruction, contributing to a larger narrative of religious intolerance. Notable Temple Destructions: Keshava Dev Temple: Located in Mathura, this significant temple was destroyed by Aurangzeb as part of his campaign against Hinduism. Vishwanath Temple: The temple in Varanasi was another prominent site destroyed under Aurangzeb’s orders, which further fueled resentment among Hindus. Archaeological Evidence: Excavations in Ayodhya have revealed the ruins of temples that align with historical accounts of destruction during Aurangzeb's reign. Other Regions: Similar archaeological findings across various parts of India support claims of widespread temple demolitions. Estimates of Temple Destruction: Historians like R. C. Majumdar and B. N. Mukherjee argue that the number of destroyed temples exceeds 40,000. This estimate is based on a combination of historical texts, revenue records, and local narratives. The Shah Jahan Nama, a chronicle of Shah Jahan's reign, mentions the destruction of temples, suggesting a pattern of systematic temple demolitions. Religious Policies: Aurangzeb reinstated the jizya tax on non-Muslims, indicating a policy shift towards suppressing Hindu practices and incentivizing temple destruction. The broader policies of Aurangzeb reflected an intention to diminish the influence of Hinduism and reshape the religious landscape of India. Cultural Impact: The systematic destruction of temples was not just about physical structures; it represented a significant assault on Hindu identity and cultural heritage, leading to long-term consequences for the Hindu community. Modern Historical Debate: While there is a consensus among certain historians about the scale of temple destruction, the figures and motivations behind these actions are debated in modern historical discourse. Some argue that contemporary politics influences interpretations of historical events.
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Please everybody support SANATAN BORD movement🌷
What is " SANATAN BORD movement"? Website?
Must free our temples from govt control
Please free hindu temples from govt control 😭
Govt is ready to ready but then who will take care of maintenance of smaller temples near our houses, who will pay the salary of that pujari, hw he will perform puja... If bigger temples shares revenue then only it is possible for every small temple to survive.. Why Sai not talking about that
This is exactly what we need! Good honest Sanatanis with the right experience & qualification fighting for Hindu dharma! Jai Hind!
Pranam Sri Sai Deepak 🙏
Your intention is pure. Your demands justified. Your arguments genuine. Your logic devastating!
And your determination is infatuating 😊.
I don't think anymore qualities are required to lead the mission you have set forth to enlighten Hindus and their right and fight for justice & existence.
I am humbled. I am sure you have the stamp of approval from lord Krishna as your mission is to establish dharma and your intention is pure. 🙏🙏🙏
Yes!
Jai Parshurama
Yes. Enough of Rama, Bharat needs Parashuram 🔱
#freetemplesfromgovernment
🙏🙏🙏🙏
J Sai Deepak ji you are perfact and right.I am with you, but how do I support and how this movement should reach to every SANATANI
Jai Jai sanatana Dharma
RAMA RAMA
This is exactly what we need…
Super Annamalai Sir nd Sai Deepak Sir Free our Temples from Tamizhaga Aramillathurai
Our culture ,our temples..can't d Central govt bring law to free temples...
Jai Shri Ram. Jai Sanatana Dharma. Jai Bharat. Jai Hindu Rashtra 🔱🙏🪷🚩🇮🇳🪔🕉🛕
Let us all give our voice for it
Thanks
Har har mahadev 🙏
Temples should be only for the devotees.🙏
You are right person for this movement
Let's make this man famous
No question on direction or holiestness. But just free all HINDU temple..
First Hindu's must free bodhgaya and give full autonomy to the Buddhists
Free Hindu temple .
well Said Bro
Then what will stalin do ? How will the DMK govt generate funds ? Will he get money by doing pooja to EVR idols ? Only now Stalin is building statues for EVR and Karuna at a total cost of 210 crores. Who knows how they allocate funds for these projects ?
Especially Tamil Nadu…
3:10Burnal got completely exhausted.
How 40k?Where did 40k come from
If we give 3, u say no. So I ask for 40k as I know u would say no.
Historical Accounts:
Badauni: A contemporary historian of the Mughal court, Badauni documented Aurangzeb's orders for the destruction of numerous Hindu temples, viewing them as symbols of idolatry.
Firishtah: In his historical accounts, Firishtah described the demolition of temples during Aurangzeb's reign, emphasizing the religious intolerance of the Mughal emperor.
K. M. Panikkar: In "India: The Road to Independence," Panikkar notes that Aurangzeb's reign saw a resurgence of temple destruction, contributing to a larger narrative of religious intolerance.
Notable Temple Destructions:
Keshava Dev Temple: Located in Mathura, this significant temple was destroyed by Aurangzeb as part of his campaign against Hinduism.
Vishwanath Temple: The temple in Varanasi was another prominent site destroyed under Aurangzeb’s orders, which further fueled resentment among Hindus.
Archaeological Evidence:
Excavations in Ayodhya have revealed the ruins of temples that align with historical accounts of destruction during Aurangzeb's reign.
Other Regions: Similar archaeological findings across various parts of India support claims of widespread temple demolitions.
Estimates of Temple Destruction:
Historians like R. C. Majumdar and B. N. Mukherjee argue that the number of destroyed temples exceeds 40,000. This estimate is based on a combination of historical texts, revenue records, and local narratives.
The Shah Jahan Nama, a chronicle of Shah Jahan's reign, mentions the destruction of temples, suggesting a pattern of systematic temple demolitions.
Religious Policies:
Aurangzeb reinstated the jizya tax on non-Muslims, indicating a policy shift towards suppressing Hindu practices and incentivizing temple destruction.
The broader policies of Aurangzeb reflected an intention to diminish the influence of Hinduism and reshape the religious landscape of India.
Cultural Impact:
The systematic destruction of temples was not just about physical structures; it represented a significant assault on Hindu identity and cultural heritage, leading to long-term consequences for the Hindu community.
Modern Historical Debate:
While there is a consensus among certain historians about the scale of temple destruction, the figures and motivations behind these actions are debated in modern historical discourse. Some argue that contemporary politics influences interpretations of historical events.
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