Strongly condemning the atrocities and violent attacks against the minority Hindu community in neighbouring Bangladesh, Mysuru Youth Foundation will take out a silent march in city at 5 pm this evening (Aug. 14), in memory of the Hindus killed in the violence there. The march will commence from Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple at the Palace North Gate and will pass through Gandhi Square to reach Town Hall, where candle lights will be lit praying for the souls of those killed, according to a press release. For details, contact Mob: 90359-53101, 99864-45887.
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Silent March this evening
Strongly condemning the atrocities and violent attacks against the minority Hindu community in neighbouring Bangladesh, Mysuru Youth Foundation will take out a silent march in city at 5 pm this evening (Aug.…
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Published August 14, 2024 · 1 min read
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