Why Banke Bihari temple dismissed ‘boycott Muslim trade’ call

Following protests after the Pahalgam terror attack, right-wing groups demanded a boycott of Muslim vendors serving Vrindavan’s Banke Bihari temple. However, the temple administration dismissed the call, emphasizing the significant contributions of Muslim artisans and weavers to the temple’s traditions, including crafting deity attire and accessories. Local shopkeepers also expressed solidarity, highlighting the long-standing peaceful coexistence between the communities. Following protests after the Pahalgam terror attack, right-wing groups demanded a boycott of Muslim vendors serving Vrindavan’s Banke Bihari temple. However, the temple administration dismissed the call, emphasizing the significant contributions of Muslim artisans and weavers to the temple’s traditions, including crafting deity attire and accessories. Local shopkeepers also expressed solidarity, highlighting the long-standing peaceful coexistence between the communities.
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