Why holy things are polluted here?
By Sanjeev
@sjvg1976 (41131)
Delhi, India
June 6, 2023 12:55am CST
It is weird here.
Temples that are sacred to us are dirty here. People throw whatever they want there in the compound. 
Rivers that are considered to be holy are polluted to an extent that we can not put our hand in it.
Is it not sad that people don't care about it? How ill-mannered the people are? 
I have seen people throwing garbage in the river. You cannot ask them not to do it because you cannot argue with the people. The administration should take some action against them. Things are not getting better here.
Temples that are sacred to us are dirty here. People throw whatever they want there in the compound.
Rivers that are considered to be holy are polluted to an extent that we can not put our hand in it.
Is it not sad that people don't care about it? How ill-mannered the people are?
I have seen people throwing garbage in the river. You cannot ask them not to do it because you cannot argue with the people. The administration should take some action against them. Things are not getting better here.14 people like this
17 responses
@manikarnika (3222)
• India
7 Jun
There are many Beautiful places and Rivers in India, we can't say every river is polluted.It happens only in the place where illiterate people lives.
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@AmbiePam (85682)
• United States
6 Jun
I remember when thieves took the copper from our church, and I wondered if they really considered what stealing from a place of worship meant.
And I am really sorry to hear of the trouble you have. I read about the pollution your rivers that are considered holy, experience. It’s pretty shocking.
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@Shivram59 (32011)
• India
6 Jun
@sjvg1976 It is because we don't have true faith on our dharma.We don't respect our own faith.We are unaware of the greatness of our dharma.( Ours is a dharma ;not. a religion.)
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@allknowing (130134)
• India
6 Jun
What can government do when it is people that decide to pollute
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@PurnaSharma (2557)
• Guwahati, India
6 Jun
It is indeed disheartening to witness the lack of respect for sacred places and the pollution of holy rivers. It is important for both individuals and the administration to take responsibility and address these issues to ensure a cleaner and more respectful environment.
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
6 Jun
It's sad to see but don't know how we can stop them
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@jefferson126 (3057)
• Shenzhen, China
6 Jun
Don't know why local government ignored the pollution of river.At first,it's shameful resident don't consciously protect river from polluting.secondly Government didn't spend energy and money on river protection.Hope they get aware of pollution issue.
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@jstory07 (134650)
• Roseburg, Oregon
7 Jun
There are people everywhere that do not respect things like they used to.
