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Hindu group installs Shivling near ASI-protected mosque in Malda, sparks controversy

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A Hindu Suraksha Samiti group brought a 3.5-foot stone Shivling from Tarakeswar to a temple near the ASI-protected Adina Masjid in Malda, West Bengal. The installation drew thousands of devotees and triggered significant controversy in the area. Authorities responded by deploying heavy police presence to maintain order. Members of the Adinath Temple Committee also claimed that the Adina Masjid was originally a temple, adding a further layer of dispute to the situation.

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