Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Gujarat CM Orders Probe into Temple Demolition for Muslim Flats
In Ahmedabad, Gujarat, some ancient Hindu temples were demolished to build a building called 'Kabir Heights' where Muslim families now live.
Local Hindus have been protesting for years, but the government only recently ordered an investigation.
The building was constructed illegally, and efforts have been made to hide the temple's spire.
The Chief Minister, Bhupendra Patel, has now ordered a probe into the matter, giving locals hope for justice.
Ancient Hindu temples in Danilimda, Ahmedabad, were demolished for the illegal construction of a building named 'Kabir Heights' by Muslims.
Local Hindus have been protesting for years, but the government only recently ordered an investigation.
The building's spire is covered, and efforts have been made to hide the temple's identity.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has ordered a probe into the matter, giving locals hope for justice.
The municipality permitted the construction in 2016 despite opposition from the Hindu community.
- Who
- Hindu community in Danilimda, Ahmedabad
- What
- Demolition of ancient Hindu temples for illegal construction of a building named 'Kabir Heights' by Muslims
- When
- Construction permitted in 2016, ongoing issue
- Where
- Danilimda ward, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Why
- Muslims built flats on top of the temples, despite Hindu opposition
- Location
- Danilimda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Temples Involved
- Ancient Hindu temples, including one of Jogni Mata
- Building Name
- Kabir Heights
- Current Residents
- Muslim families
- Action Taken
- Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel ordered an investigation
- Local Opposition
- Hindus have been protesting for years
- Historical Context
- Municipality permitted construction in 2016 despite opposition