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Thai social media account says that the Thai army is going to break the statues of more Hindu gods and goddesses.

Why ?

[Yang Saing Koma @YangSaingKoma]

Dear Indian friends:
Please reconsider traveling to Thailand. Hindu heritage on Cambodian land has been destroyed, while Cambodia continues to honor Hinduism through its ancient temples.
Why support a country that disrespects your faith?

[Fresh News @freshnewsasia]

President of the Buddhist Association of Cambodia, Ven. Preah Serikosol Som Sokha, has warned that the destruction of Hindu statues by Thailand could seriously offend more than 1.2 billion Hindus around the world and provoke widespread condemnation.

Speaking on the issue, Ven. Som Sokha said that damaging statues of Hindu deities, regarded as sacred places of worship, could have a profound psychological and spiritual impact on Hindu believers globally.

“There are approximately 1.2 billion Hindus worldwide, representing about 15 percent of the global population, with India being the country that has the largest Hindu population,” he said. “Such actions against sacred statues will undoubtedly be condemned, as they constitute harm to objects of worship deeply revered by Hindu followers.”

Meanwhile, India’s Ministry of External Affairs has issued a statement condemning Thailand over the reported vandalism of a Hindu statue near the Cambodia–Thailand border, allegedly carried out by Thai soldiers. The ministry described the act as one of “utter disrespect.”

A spokesperson for the Indian Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that Hinduism and Buddhism are religions revered by people across the region. The spokesperson added that, regardless of territorial disputes or claims, acts that disrespect religious symbols harm the sentiments of believers worldwide and should not be tolerated.

The incident has raised concerns about the protection of religious and cultural heritage in disputed areas and has drawn increasing international attention.

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Thai soldiers violated the ceasefire agreement, but Siam used the tactic of taking 20 Cambodian soldiers hostage.still fighting Cambodia need peace.
#JusticeForCambodia

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Dear,Thailand celebrities and influencers with million of followers have tried to spread the fake news on social media that Cambodia break the ceasefire but it’s a lie.
To the world please don’t let popularity silence justice.

#exposeThailandlie
#InternationalJusticeForKhmer