India is a land of Hindu majority, temple worship, and deep-rooted traditions. Our country has lakhs of Hindu temples, yet over 1,10,000 temples are directly controlled by state governments through the Endowment Departments. The offerings placed in the temple donation boxes are being diverted to stabilize the state economy.PM Modi speaks with Putin on phone... India supports peace in Ukraine!

This raises a critical question: Why do political leaders, who proudly claim India is a "secular nation," bring only Hindu temples under government control? If true secularism exists, then either all religious institutions - including mosques, churches, monasteries, and viharas - should be brought under such departments, or none at all. Why this selective approach? And why is no one questioning it?

Donations are not exclusive to Hindu temples. People contribute in mosques, churches, Jain basadis, and Buddhist viharas as well. Yet the government targets only Hindu temples - why this bias?Smart Meter Case... High Court Says Only Procedural Lapse, Not Corruption!

In Tamil Nadu, temple trusts hold 4,78,000 acres of temple land, managing 36,425 temples and 56 mutts. Ironically, political parties that often criticize Hindu traditions still use the wealth of these temples for their benefit.

Through the Places of Worship Act, 1991, temples and their donations are forcibly taken over, while this law does not equally apply to other religious institutions. So why is this burden placed solely on Hindus?Attack on Delhi CM Rekha Gupta: Investigation Reveals Shocking Details About Accused Rajesh Khimji

Ultimately, the hard-earned donations of Hindus are being used by governments, while the same politicians insult Hindu beliefs during elections, only to later seek their votes. This hypocrisy questions whether such politics can truly uplift the nation.