• Sat. Nov 23rd, 2024

Hyderabad Vishwa Hindu Parishad Wants Traffic Police to Stay Away

Hyderabad Vishwa Hindu Parishad Wants Traffic Police to Stay AwayHyderabad Vishwa Hindu Parishad Wants Traffic Police to Stay Away

The Rachakonda traffic police were ordered to stop intimidating worshippers in the vicinity of temples, in the neighborhoods of Yadagirigutta, and on the road leading to the temple of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.

“Devotees traveling to the holy places are in excruciating anguish as a result of traffic challans. Even though they are telling the police that they are headed to a temple, the devotees are not being allowed to go, according to Pagudakula Balaswamy, a campaigner with the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.

He chastised the police for failing to notice that non-Hindus are using the main highways and setting up shop on the pavements. They requested that individuals who were clogging up the roadways be taken off of them. He said that the traffic police are causing a climate of fear among the faithful, preventing them from visiting the temples. Devender Singh Chauhan, the commissioner of the Rachakonda police, was contacted by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and asked for a prompt reaction and action on this matter.

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