Lucknow: A case of vandalism and vandalism of a Durga temple in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar district has come to light. The accused, Yaqub, has been arrested by the locals and handed over to the police. Based on the information received from Yaqub, another accused named Farooq is also said to have been arrested. However, it has not been officially confirmed. There has been a lot of anger in the area since the incident. The incident took place on Monday (April 11, 2022).
The temple where Yaqub has vandalised is located at Bagra under the Titavi police station area. There are statues of different deities in the temple. Jacob vandalised the statue of Durga Maa. According to a local portal, the incident took place around 8:30 am. Jacob, who entered the temple, tried to break the idol of Durga Maa. When the people present in the temple tried to stop him, he also confronted them and started misbehaving. He also misbehaved with the priest. Hearing the noise, the people around them gathered and they washed Jacob and called the police. Jacob was pulled out of the crowd and taken to the police station. Enraged by the incident, people blocked the road. During this time, there was a demand to give the strictest punishment to the accused. After reaching out to the senior officials of the district and making a lot of other efforts, the police were able to remove the people from the road.
Talking to the media, local Bajrang Dal functionary Ankur Rana said, "It was only this morning that Yaqub reached the temple and started vandalising it. When he was caught, he first tried to become mad. But later he shouted loudly, 'I am a jihadi'. Yaqub has also named his accomplice Farooq in the interrogation, who has been arrested. Jacob has made extensive trips to many countries. We have submitted a memorandum to the administration demanding the imposition of NSA on the accused.''
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