Hindutva villains break into the railroad chapel and demand closure

Hindutva costumes in Karnataka oppose the old prayer room at the station in Bangalore and threaten the consequences if the chapel’s permit is not revoked.

Members of the Hindu Janajagruti Summit broke into the old chapel at KSR Station in Karnataka, opposed its function and said protests would take place if not closed.

The costume also submitted a memorandum of understanding to the stationmaster to take legal action against the “unlicensed” prayer site on Platform 5 of Krantiveer Sangolli Rayanna Station.

They claimed that the workers’ break room was transformed into a place of prayer for Muslims, calling it a “serious problem” and a “threat to national security.”

They added that stations that allow prayer are “conspiracy” and cities are becoming hubs of “terrorist activity.”

They failed to determine which “fierce protest” would take place and demanded that the permit be revoked.