Australia: Burqa clad woman dumps used ‘Menstrual Pad’ and smeared faeces on Shivling in Sydney
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Australia: Burqa clad woman dumps used ‘Menstrual Pad’ and smeared faeces on Shivling in Sydney

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Aug 7, 2023, 11:45 am IST
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In a shocking incident, a Muslim woman wearing Burqa puts a used menstrual pad and wet tissues that smells of urine on Shivling in Sydney, Australia.

Notably, the woman and her daughter caught on camera doing this heinous act.

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The video is shared by a tiktok user @eshana_autar on twitter.

The burqa clad lady didn’t stop there and further smeared faeces on the front door of her Hindu neighbour.

Netizens have shown displeasure to this act, one twitter user @raviagrawal3 wrote, “Be it women, children, or men who believe in Islam, you will find all of them hating other religions. Imagine if other religions had done similar work with them?”

Another user @kavita_tewari writes, “See the level of Hindu hate ! A Muslim woman was seen putting a used menstrual pad on Shivling in Australia .Did Bajrang Dal or VHP or RSS or BJP provoke her? How can we coexist with this sick mentality?”

It is to be noted that, it is not the first time Hindu gods or Hindu temples have been defamed and discreeted by anti-Hindu elements. Earlier this year, several Hindu temples were vandalised in different parts of Australia allegedly by Khalistan supporters.

The Indian community in Australia condemned the vandalism of Hindu temples in several parts of the country and demanded strict action against the perpetrators.

Notably, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his recent visot to Australia in May nudged his counterpart in Canberra, Anthony Albanese, to take stern action against the elements promoting separatism in India from Australia and even resorting to vandalising Hindu temples down under.

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