Secunderabad temple vandalism sparks outrage, suspect apprehended, politicians detained, communal tensions rise, police investigation ongoing.

In Secunderabad, tension escalated following the vandalism of an idol at the Muthyalamma temple. A suspect is in custody, and further investigations are underway. Local and political leaders, including Union Minister G Kishan Reddy,

HYDERABAD: An idol was vandalised at Muthyalamma temple in Secunderabad here on Monday. Local people caught a person, allegedly responsible for the incident, thrashed him and handed him over to the police.

Tensions have risen in Secunderabad, Telangana, following the alleged vandalism of a temple early on Monday. The Muthyalamma temple's idol was reportedly desecrated, sparking outrage among locals. BJP's Madhavi Latha was apprehended by residents and handed over to the police.

Union Minister G Kishan Reddy expressed outrage after an alleged vandalism incident at Secunderabad's Muthyalamma temple. A man was arrested for damaging an idol, sparking protests and demands for increased security at temples.

After vandalisation, locals intervened and apprehended the individual, handing him over to the police under the Market police station limits.

Hyderabad police detained BJP leader Madhavi Latha and others for protesting the alleged vandalism of the Muthyalamma temple in Secunderabad, claimed by BJP as an act to insult Hindu society. Union Minister Kishan Reddy visited the scene and demanded thorough investigation and heightened security measures for temples in the area.

BJP leader Madhavi Latha slammed Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for the allegedly vandalized Muthyalamma temple and said that he is serving his boss (Rahul Gandhi). “It is not happening once but it is happening multiple times.