The recent denial of a visa to Arun Yogi Raj, a renowned sculptor from Karnataka, by the American government has sparked widespread outrage and disappointment.

Mysore-based sculptor Yogi Raj, who sculpted the iconic Ram Lalla statue for the Ayodhya Ram Temple, was invited to attend the World Conference of Kannadigas in the US but was unjustly denied entry.

Read in Hindi: प्रसिद्ध मूर्तिकार योगी राज को वीजा देने से इनकार पर आक्रोश

This decision is not only unreasonable but also sends a wrong message of promoting Hinduphobia and exposes the double standards of the US government.

Arun Yogi Raj is an artistic craftsman who has made significant contributions to the world of art and sculpture, and his work is revered by millions of devout Hindus who visit Ayodhya.

Denying him a visa is a slap in the face of art, culture, and the Hindu faith. It is essential to recognize that Yogi Raj has not committed any sin, nor has he trespassed the legal system or promoted violence or hatred. His work is a testament to the power of art to bring people together and promote peace and world brotherhood.

The American government's questionable and biased decision raises questions about its commitment to religious freedom and cultural exchange. Under pressure from phoney leftists, by denying Yogi Raj a visa, the American government is essentially saying that it does not value the contributions of Hindu artists and craftsmen.

Indians demand that Yogi Raj be honoured and allowed to visit the US to showcase his art and share his vision with the world. This would be a fitting tribute to his contributions to the world of art and sculpture and a recognition of the importance of Hindu culture and faith.

Moreover, this incident highlights the need for greater cultural sensitivity and understanding. It is essential to recognize that art and culture have the power to bring people together and promote peace and understanding.

The Hindus consider the denial of a visa to Yogi Raj a wrong and unjustified decision that sends a wrong message about the American government's commitment to religious freedom and cultural exchange. Though the damage has been done, the US government can still reconsider its decision and allow Yogi Raj to visit the US to share his art and vision with the world.