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Hindu Munnani condemns TN govt over temple discrimination

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Hindu Munnani has strongly criticised the DMK government in Tamil Nadu, alleging discrimination against Hindu temples and neglect of their welfare. In a statement, the organisation claimed that the State government has failed to provide adequate support for temple administration and development, while extending benefits to other institutions. It expressed concern over what it described as unequal treatment and inadequate allocation of resources for temple maintenance and infrastructure. Hindu Munnani leaders urged the government to ensure fair and transparent policies in managing temple affairs and to safeguard the interests of Hindu devotees. The organisation said it would continue to raise the issue through protests and public campaigns if corrective measures are not taken.

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