Aghori returned to Telangana recently, arriving at Shamshabad Airport Colony, where she visited the Navagraha idols that had been recently damaged. Her arrival drew a significant crowd, prompting local authorities to enforce extensive security measures to manage the gathering. Aghori voiced her frustration, questioning why her efforts to protect Hindu dharma are being obstructed. She stated that she is prepared to consider extreme measures, including self-immolation, in protest against the desecration of Hindu temples and the injustices faced by young girls.
In a recent interview with RTV, Aghori expressed her commitment to defending Sanatana Dharma, warning that she would not tolerate any attempts to undermine it. She vowed to stand up wherever injustices are inflicted upon women, declaring that no one in Telangana has yet opposed her actions effectively. She announced a symbolic “Shiva Tandava” and stated that anyone harming women would face severe consequences.
Aghori also condemned the government’s inaction regarding the recent incidents of temple desecration in Telangana. She acknowledged Pawan Kalyan’s own efforts to protect Sanatana Dharma but noted she had not yet received any communication from him.
In a video released online, Aghori invited the public to participate in the upcoming “Lakh Deepa Mahotsavam” in Bellampalli, emphasizing the collective responsibility to protect Sanatana Dharma. She urged people to join in efforts to end violence against women and prevent cow slaughter, underscoring the need for solidarity in defending traditional values.