Muslim group visits Hindu, Buddhist temples and church to show solidarity with Easter bombing victims (updated)


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 28 Apr 2019

Members of the group going into St Joseph's Church in Sentul.

PETALING JAYA: A Muslim group visited a church as well as Hindu and Buddhist temples in Kuala Lumpur Sunday (April 28) to show solidarity with non-Muslims following the terrorist attack in Sri Lanka.

Global Unity Network president Shah Kirit Kakulal Govindji said their group of 22 people visited the Sri Maha Kaliamman Temple in Kg Kasipillay followed by St Joseph's Church in Sentul and ended their visit at the Sri Jayanti Buddhist Temple.

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