Hark Sampanglai Janki temple entry hindrance of 'Hindu Emperor Army'
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 22 July 2026
Janakpurdham. Ahead of the visit of Harak Sampang, President of Shram Sanskriti Party to Janakpurdham, tension has arisen in the Janaki Temple complex on Sunday. Following a scuffle between his supporters and Hindu Emperor Sena workers who came to welcome Sampang, the police stopped Sampang from entering the temple, keeping security in mind.
He reached Janakpur to participate in the Sampang party's general meeting and party entry program. He was scheduled to reach the Janaki temple with his supporters around 11 am this morning. However, before he reached the temple, tension arose between the two sides in the temple complex.
The District Police Office Dhanusha has informed that Sampang was not allowed to enter the temple keeping in mind the security arrangements after seeing the situation of possible clashes.
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