Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Melbourne Hindu Temple Vandalized in Racist Attack
Someone wrote mean things on a Hindu temple in Australia.
They used paint to write hateful words on the temple's walls, and it made people very sad.
The police are looking into it because they think it might be connected to similar acts nearby.
The government is saying they are against this kind of hate and support the community.
The local premier is also showing support for the Hindu community, expressing that such actions are unacceptable and promising support.
Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Boronia, Melbourne, was defaced with racist graffiti.
The graffiti included hateful slurs and messages.
The incident reportedly occurred on July 21, according to local media.
Victoria Police are investigating the case and believe the incidents are interlinked.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the act and expressed support for the community.
- Who
- Miscreants vandalized the temple. Victoria Police is investigating.
- What
- A Hindu temple was defaced with racist graffiti.
- When
- The incident happened on July 21.
- Where
- Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Boronia, Melbourne, Australia.
- Why
- The reason is not explicitly stated, but the graffiti suggests a racist motive.
- Location
- Boronia, Melbourne, Australia
- Target
- Shree Swaminarayan Temple
- Date
- July 21
- Type of Act
- Racist Graffiti
- Investigation
- Victoria Police
- Official Response
- Condemnation from Victoria Police and Premier Jacinta Allan