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Raipur: Chhattisgarh chief minister Bhupesh Baghel sharply reacted to PM Modi’s comments that Congress was afraid of chanting “Bajrang Speaking to presspersons at Raipur’s Swami Vivekananda Airport on Saturday before leaving for Ambikapur, Baghel asked, “Did BJP in 15 years bother to organize Ramayan mandalis or did they construct the Kaushalya Mata Mandir? Who established Lord Ram’s idol at Shivrinarayan in Rajim? We are organizing Ramayan across the state, and also giving honorarium of Rs 5000 to the mandalis. They should not mix this with the issue (Bajrang bali issue).” The BJP has been attacking the Congress after the latter's election manifesto in Karnataka promised decisive action within the legal framework, including imposition of ban, on outfits spreading hate such as PFI or Bajrang Dal. During a public rally in Karnataka’s Ballari, PM Modi said that Congress was attempting to “lock up the devotees of Lord Hanuman and had problem in chanting Jai Bajrang Bali”. Baghel said, “No one has a problem in saying Bajrangbali ki Jai'. He further said the PM has not spoken about the Adani issue. “A north-eastern state (Manipur) is burning, shoot-at-site order has been issued for 8 out of 12 districts. They have the double engine government. Why doesn't Modi ji speak about it?” he added. On being asked about statement of leader of opposition Narayan Singh Chandel who said “Congress leaders are in touch with him and will be joining BJP”, Baghel said that Chandel should better ...

A 500-year-old idol of Lord Hanuman that was stolen a decade ago from Tamil Nadu and smuggled abroad will be brought back soon. The statue, which was built sometime between the 14th and 15th century to the Vijayanagara period, was recently found in possession of a private buyer in Australia. "Five hundred-year-old Lord Hanuman bronze idol stolen from Tamil Nadu temple, to be repatriated back to India. The stolen idol retrieved by US Homeland Security was handed over to @HCICanberra by US CDA," the minister said in a tweet. On Tuesday, it was returned to Indian High Commissioner Manpreet Vohra at Canberra by Australian Chargé d'Affaires Michael Goldman. Here is everything you need to know about the statue and other such instances when antique artefacts were brought back to India: The idol of Lord Hanuman was burgled from the Varadharaja Perumal temple in Vellur village in Ariyalur district on 9 April, 2012. Two more idols of Sri Devi and Boodevi were also stolen from the temple on the same day. According to the Indian Express, in March 2014, the idol was auctioned by Christie’s for $37,500 to a buyer in Australia. Upon discovery and subsequent investigation, it was found to be the same idol that was stolen from India. The Tamil Nadu Police’s Idol Wing was assisted in the case by US Homeland Security. The report said that the auction house and the buyer were unaware that the idol was stolen. Other stolen artefacts from India The government has retrieved around 212 artefacts,...

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