Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Melbourne Temple and Restaurants Vandalized in Racist Attack
Someone wrote racist slurs on the walls of a Hindu temple and some Asian restaurants in Australia.
The messages were very hateful and included the words, "Go Home Brown C**t".
The temple is a place where people come to pray and celebrate their culture.
The people in charge of the temple are very sad and feel like they are being attacked because of who they are and what they believe in.
The police are trying to find out who did this and are taking the incident very seriously.
The government is also showing its support and standing with the community.
Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Boronia, Melbourne, was vandalized with racist messages.
Two nearby Asian-owned restaurants were also targeted with the same hateful messages.
The vandalism included the slur "Go Home Brown C**t" in red paint.
Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the act as hateful and racist.
- Who
- Unknown perpetrators.
- What
- Racist vandalism targeting a Hindu temple and Asian-owned restaurants.
- When
- July 21st
- Where
- Boronia, Melbourne, Australia.
- Why
- The motive appears to be racially motivated hate speech.
Victim's Perspective
Government Response
Impact on Community
Victim's Perspective
The incident is an attack on the community's identity, right to worship, and freedom of religion.
Government Response
N/A
- Target
- Shree Swaminarayan Temple and Asian-owned restaurants
- Location
- Boronia, Melbourne
- Incident
- Vandalism with racist graffiti
- Message
- "Go Home Brown C**t"
- Police Action
- Investigation underway
- Government Response
- Condemnation and support offered