కేరళలో ఆలయాలు తెరిచిన CPM, వద్దన్న BJP || CPM For Opening Temples, BJP Opposes ||
Days after the Kerala government said that it will follow the Central government guidelines in reopening places of worship, BJP leader and Union Minister of State V Muraleedharan tweeted against the move.
“The Kerala government’s decision to reopen temples despite opposition from devotees smell foul. Neither the devotees nor the temple committees demanded the opening of temples,” he wrote on Twitter on Monday evening.
He further wrote, “What is the haste? Is this a deliberate attempt by the atheist @vijayanpinarayi Govt to denigrate devotees? Govt must heed to the voice of devotees and withdraw its decision.”
However, the decision to open places of worship including temples came from the BJP-ruled central government. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had in one of his press conferences said that the state would follow the guidelines issued by the Centre in this respect
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కేరళలో ఆలయాలు తెరిచిన CPM, వద్దన్న BJP || CPM For Opening Temples, BJP Opposes || Days after the Kerala government said that it will follow the Central government guidelines in reopening places of worship, BJP leader and Union Minister of State V Muraleedharan tweeted against the move. “The Kerala government’s decision to reopen temples despite opposition from devotees smell foul. Neither the devotees nor the temple committees demanded the opening of temples,” he wrote on Twitter on Monday evening. He further wrote, “What is the haste? Is this a deliberate attempt by the atheist @vijayanpinarayi Govt to denigrate devotees? Govt must heed to the voice of devotees and withdraw its decision.” However, the decision to open places of worship including temples came from the BJP-ruled central government. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had in one of his press conferences said that the state would follow the guidelines issued by the Centre in this respect
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