The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and various Hindu organizations have strongly denounced the recent vandalism at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in California. They have called for US authorities to swiftly take strict action against the perpetrators. The vandalism incident, deemed a hate crime, included defacing the temple with anti-India graffiti. This act is seen as part of a concerning increase in Hinduphobia. The VHP and other Hindu groups have expressed deep concern over the incident and are urging the US government to address the growing issue of hate crimes targeting Hindu temples and communities. The call for stringent action against those responsible for the vandalism underscores the need for authorities to tackle such incidents promptly and effectively. This incident has sparked outrage among the Indian diaspora and the Hindu community in the United States, highlighting the importance of protecting religious institutions and ensuring the safety and security of all individuals regardless of their faith. The VHP’s strong condemnation and appeal for decisive action aim to send a clear message that such acts of vandalism and hate will not be tolerated, and those responsible will be held accountable under the law.

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VHP condemns California temple vandalism as hate crime, urges US for strict action against rising Hinduphobia.
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