Khalistanis threaten Kali Mata Mandir in Melbourne to cancel bhajan program

Attack on Hindu temples in Australia from Khalistani components refuses to cease. After Hindu temples had been vandalised within the nation with graffiti, now a temple has obtained a warning towards holding a Bhajan program. A girl priest of a Kali Mata temple within the northern suburbs of Melbourne in Australia obtained threats from Khalistani terrorists for organizing a Bhajan program of Indian singer Kanhiya Mittal.

Bhawna – the priest of the Kali Mata temple in Melbourne’s northern suburb of Craigieburn – obtained these threats from an unidentified caller who spoke to her within the Punjabi language from an unknown cellphone quantity three weeks in the past.

According to a report by Australia Today, Bhawna instructed that at round 3 PM on 24 January when she was retiring after serving meals within the each day Bhandara, she obtained a number of calls from an unidentified particular person whose cellphone quantity was not displayed.

The caller spoke to her in Punjabi and mentioned that he’s her well-wisher and requested her if is she organizing a Bhajan program within the temple with Indian singer Kanhiya Mittal. Bhawna confirmed that they’re organising a giant bhajan-kirtan and this system is scheduled for 4th March. Thinking that the decision was for a sponsoring enquiry, she mentioned instructed the caller to the opposite quantity for such objective. As they had been receiving a lot of calls concerning sponsoring applications, and due to this fact thought it was additionally an analogous name.

But she was shocked when the unknown caller requested her to cancel this system. When she mentioned that they’ve already executed preparations they usually can’t cancel the occasion now, the caller warned of hostile penalties if this system is held, because the invited singer is staunch Hindu. The caller mentioned, “You listen carefully, cancel your singer’s bhajan-puja program otherwise get ready to face consequences. Do you know your singer is staunch Hindu, If he comes, a fight is sure at the temple”

Bhawna pleaded with the caller to not disrupt this system. She mentioned that that is Ma Kali’s place, and even Guru Govind Singh used to wish to the Goddess, and there’s no cause for anybody to disrupt this system. But the caller responded by saying, “My job is to warn you if you don’t listen it’s up to you. We will show you what we can do.”

Following this, Bhawna went to the Craigieburn Police station and lodged a proper grievance. She mentioned that the police accepted the grievance and warranted her that police will do rounds of the road each half an hour on 4th March, the date of the programme.

She instructed The Australia Today, “Next couple of days were very tough as we came across the news of three Hindu temples vandalised with anti-hindu graffiti by Khalistan supporters.”

She additional knowledgeable that free boarding and meals have been organized for anybody travelling to Melbourne to attend the bhajan puja, and hoped that police will guarantee security.

Kali Mata Mandir is a religious location for round 100,000 devotees in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. Its Hindu pageant actions have drawn giant crowds for a number of years.

Previously, the Hindus in Australia had been outraged when three of its most famed Hindu temples exterior the Indian subcontinent had been defaced with anti-Hindu graffiti. The historical Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs was vandalized solely every week after anti-India and anti-Hindu graffiti had been splashed on the partitions of BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in Mill Park. This act of destruction was found on Monday, January sixteenth, when Temple followers arrived for ‘darshan’ because the Tamil Hindu group celebrated the three-day “Thai Pongal” pageant.

Khalistan supporters filmed their disgusting and disrespectful behaviour on the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple. Khalistan supporters had written slogans on the temple partitions through which they hailed Khalistani terrorist Bhindranwale. Soon after, social media accounts started sharing the pictures and movies, saying it was their brave deed towards Hindus in Australia.