Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Mathura Women Protest Temple Corridor, Write Blood Letters
Women from the Goswami community in Mathura are very unhappy.
They wrote letters using their own blood to the leaders of the state and country.
They are upset about two things: a new pathway being built near their temple and the idea of a new group taking over how the temple is run.
Many people from their community showed their anger by closing their shops and homes.
A former local political leader also spoke out against the project and criticized other political figures.
Women from the Goswami community in Mathura wrote letters with blood.
Letters were addressed to UP CM Yogi Adityanath and PM Narendra Modi.
The protest concerns a proposed corridor near the Banke Bihari Mandir.
Community members also oppose the formation of a trust to manage the temple.
Former BJP district president Madhu Sharma criticized Mathura MP Hema Malini.
- Who
- Women of the Goswami community
- What
- Women from the Goswami community protested and wrote letters with blood to protest a proposed corridor and the formation of a trust to manage the Banke Bihari Mandir.
- When
- June 20
- Where
- Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To protest against a proposed corridor and the formation of a trust to manage the Banke Bihari Mandir.
Goswami Community's View
Unknown
Corridor Construction
Goswami Community's View
Oppose the proposed corridor around the Banke Bihari Mandir.
Unknown
Not available in this context.
Temple Management
Goswami Community's View
Oppose the formation of a trust to manage the affairs of the temple.
Unknown
Not available in this context.
- Location
- Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
- Community
- Goswami
- Action
- Wrote letters with blood
- Addressed To
- UP CM and PM
- Issue 1
- Proposed corridor
- Issue 2
- Formation of trust
- Protest Method
- Closed shops and houses