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PM Narendra Modi visits 200-year-old Hindu temple in Bahrain

| @indiablooms | Aug 25, 2019, at 05:39 pm

Manama, Aug 25 (IBNS): Visiting Manama city in Bahrain, PM Narendra Modi on Sunday reached the Shreenathji (Shree Krishna) Hindu Temple and prayed there.

The temple is 200-year-old.

It is the oldest temple in the region.

" Thank you Bahrain for the warmth and affection PM @narendramodi concludes his historic visit with prayers at the 200 years old Shreenathji Temple in #Manama, the oldest temple in the region. The temple reflects the pluralism of Bahraini society," MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted.

Meanwhile, Modi has concluded his Bahrain trip and he is currently on his way towards France to attend the G7 Summit. 

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