Deliberately hurting Hindu sentiments! Andhra Church uses 'Om' & 'Swastika' tiles for flooring
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In yet another incident which showcases how Christians insult Hindu deities, the Holy Trinity Church in Andhra Pradesh's Chemidthi village developed flooring with sacred Hindu symbols. The incident came to light after a video of it went viral on social media.
The video was first shared by the Legal Rights Protection Forum. In the video, one can see that the church in Andhra Pradesh Holy Trinity Daiva Mandiram, has placed Hindu 'Om' and 'Swastika' symbols in the pathways so the devotees can walk on them.
Interestingly, Holy Trinity Daiva Mandiram church is run by Dr. Sri Lakshmi.
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Soon the video went viral on social media triggering controversy. Many users hit the church for deliberately hurting the Hindu sentiment by using the tiles which have Hindu Omkar and Swastik symbols printed on it.
After the backlash and this video went viral, they removed those tiles.