Chikkaballapur: Dist admin clears Jesus statue and cross built on govt land

Team Udayavani, Sep 23, 2020, 1:15 PM IST

Chikkaballapur: The district administration cleared an illegally built Jesus statue and cross at Sosepalya in the taluk here.

Chikkaballapur Assistant Commissioner Raghunandan along with tehsildar Tulasi and team led the clearance operation.

Speaking to Udayavani Raghunandan said that the clearance operation was done after High Court directed the district administration to do so after determining that the statue and cross were illegally built on government land.

Police had cordoned off the area as the local Christian community protested against the clearance and shouted slogans against the government and the officials present.

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