We condemn the incident and the culprits, who have vandalised the temple, must be punished," he said. Bittoo, who was also present during the talks, said, "People from both the communities are living here happily for many decades. The market will be opened on Wednesday and the locals will bring back peace with the help of each other." Vishwa Hindu Parishad volunteers visited the area during the day and demanded arrest of those who vandalised the temple. "I just want those who vandalised the temple to renovate it and help everyone to maintain peace in the locality as it was earlier," he said.

Source: dna July 02, 2019 17:48 UTC