Atheists, their control and crimes on Temples!

Temples doom in TN
Source Link: http://newstodaynet.com/newsindex.php?id=7069%20&%20section=12



In the aftermath of the daring robbery in the Kapaleeshwarar Temple, Mylapore, Chennai,
the City Police Commissioner ordered for a ‘420 Patrolling Beat’ the
same night across the city and took in to custody hundreds of persons.
Of these, 50 were rowdies, 150 were history-sheeters and 50 were
warrant-pending accused persons. Most of these culprits are in their
prime youth. Two separate police teams are investigating the Mylapore
theft case.

 

In
general, the ‘Law & Order’ situation in the state is not up to the
satisfaction of the people. While there is a spurt in the LTTE
activities, the activities of ‘Tamil Extremists’ and Naxalites with Maoist
connection is also on the increase. Apart from these, thefts, robberies
and chain snatching have become the order of the day. Political murders
and murders due to intra-gang rivalries are also occurring at regular
intervals. Among all these crimes, regularly happening temple related
crimes have caused great concern in the minds of the people,
particularly the millions of devoted Hindus.

 

With
the advent of the DMK government, the crime graph is soaring. Let us
have a glimpse at the chronology of Temple related crimes in the last
two years, as per media reports, neatly compiled by Social Scientist /
Columnist Vedam Vedaprakash: –

• 
  
  July 31, 2006: – Women devotees in Koyambedu, have complained that the
  
  

      temples in the area have become haven for drunkards in the night times.

• 
  
  August
  28, 2006: – A 24 years old youth, who was arrested in a theft case,
  confessed that he used to enjoy life with small time actresses with the
  money he looted from temples.
  
  
• 
  May 06, 2007
  :
  – When Kiramangalam police arrested a youth Karunakaran, he confessed
  that he used to steal from temples regularly to buy liquor.
  
• 
  July 30, 2007
  :
  – Many thieves confessed that they used to enjoy life with booze and
  whores from the money they have looted from temples. They have also
  said that the police do not take serious action against them and it is
  alleged that the police take bribes from habitual offenders and leave
  them unpunished.
  
• 
  
  September
  23, 2007: – The watchmen at the famous Sri Madhura Kaaliamman Temple,
  Thiruvachur were murdered and the hundial was broken open and the money
  was looted.
  
  
• 
  October 26, 2007
  :
  – The government reported that there has been a sudden spurt in temple
  related crimes and gave a figure of 60 such cases in a span of six to
  eight months.
  
• 
  November 26, 2007
  : – The people of ‘Malaikovil’ village near
  
  Coimbatore
  
  complained that the ‘Sapthamatrika’ Deity worshipped by them had been broken.
  
• 
  November 26, 2007
  : – The ‘Golden Lizard’ in the famous
  Sri
  
  
  Varadarajar
  
  
  Temple
  , Kanchipuram was found damaged.
  
• 
  November 29, 2007: – Highly valued bronze Deities were stolen from Agneswarar Temple, northern bank of
  Tamraparni
  
  
  River
  at Rajavallipuram in Thirunelveli.
  
• 
  December 12, 2007
  :
  – An arrested youth made a startling revelation that a well-networked
  gang is operating in the state and that they adopt a sophisticated
  method of breaking the hundials and looting the money. The HR & CE
  Department had recently contracted a private company for installation
  of unique type of Hundials in
  Temples
  .
  It is believed that the habitual offenders belonging to the network of
  gangs have learned to break those supposedly secured hundials also.
  
• 
  December 28, 2007
  : – An IOC official was arrested for his involvement in the theft of valuable bronze idols in Thirunelveli.
  
• 
  February 02, 2008
  :
  – Huge cash was looted from five temples on the same day in
  Thirukkovilur in Villupuram District. The affected temples are, Erattai
  Vinayakar Koil on the banks of a lake, Gangai Amman Koil,
  North Street
  , Mariamman Koil,
  South Street
  , Vinayakar Koil and Ayyanar Appan Koil, oposite to Thirukkovilur Arts and
  Science
  
  
  College
  .
  

 

What
has been reported is only the tip of the iceberg. There are many thefts
and robberies, which go unreported. In many places, there seems to be a
nexus between the cops and the thieves. There are a few places, where
complaints are not registered with the police and a few more places
where the police have failed in finding the culprits or have not shown
interests in investigation. We get the following inferences from
analysing the available reports.

 

• 
  
  Most of the culprits are in their prime youth and they have also taken to atheistic ideologies.
  
  
• 
  
  They
  are driven by immoral attitude with an aim of making fast buck to enjoy
  life with wine, women and other luxuries like Motorcycles and Mobile
  phones.
  
  
• 
  
  Their
  minds are so corrupted with violent and inhuman thoughts that make them
  to even commit heinous crimes like murdering watchmen and priests to
  achieve their task.
  
  
• 
  
  Most
  of them belong to Dravidian and Tamil-separatist movements and most of
  them are driven by such ideologies and atheistic and anti-Hindu
  propaganda, which have spoilt their psyche.
  
  
• 
  
  The
  habitual thieves operate like organized gangs forming a clean network
  through out the state, some even at inter-state level. These gangs have
  an unholy nexus with the temple staff and lower rung policemen.
  
  

 

Tamil
Nadu is a state, which has been ruled (nay, ruined) by Atheistic
Dravidian political parties for the last forty years. Most of the
Ministers, MLAs and Government officials are atheists. Atheists are
controlling the Temples, temple lands, Goshalas and temples’ other
properties. Majority of the staff posted in HR & CE Department are
atheists. They consider temples as their own fiefdoms. They feel that
they are not accountable to the devotees on whose contributions the
temples are being run and that they need not be responsible for the
problems faced by the devotees. They refuse to accept the fact that
they are public servants and that they should work with responsibility,
for they are being paid for their jobs with the devotees’ money. When
the Chief Minister, cabinet ministers and the entire Dravidian Assembly
speaks ill of Hindus, Hindu Gods & Goddesses, Hindu Religion and
Hindu Culture, what else can be expected from those who are working
under them? It is quite natural that the anti-social elements get
emboldened by such apparent anti-Hindu stand adopted by the government.

 

There
is one and only solution, by which this ruining of temples by atheists
could be stopped. That is, the HR & CE Department must be abolished
and
Temples
must be liberated from the
control of governments, for the constitution of HR & CE itself is
unconstitutional. The temples must be handed over to an organization of
Acharyas and Religious Gurus like, say, Hindu Dharma Acharya Sabha.