Malaysia’s 130-year-old Hindu temple faces demolition threat for building a Mosque on the site

 A 130-year-old Hindu temple in Malaysia’s capital is at risk of being demolished and relocated after its prime land in central Kuala Lumpur was sold to textile giant Jakel. The company plans to build a mosque on the site.

The temple, dedicated to the deity Dewi Sri Pathra Kaliamma Amma, has been a place of worship for generations.

Originally built on government land, the Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple was later sold to Jakel 

A 130-year-old Hindu temple in Malaysia’s capital is at risk of being demolished and relocated after its prime land in central Kuala Lumpur was sold to textile giant Jakel. The company plans to build a mosque on the site.

The temple, dedicated to the deity Dewi Sri Pathra Kaliamma Amma, has been a place of worship for generations.

Originally built on government land, the Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple was later sold to Jakel

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