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We should not have to turn our backs to see China fiberglass coating manufacturers who is behind us, but we should be happy to come here and worship in peace," he added.The incident happened between Sunday night and Tuesday morning at the Swaminarayan Temple in Louisville.There have been a number of such incidents across the US in previous years."Anytime we see hatred or bigotry we will stand against it.US Authorities are investigating the incident as a hate crime.In April 2015, a Hindu temple in north Texas has been vandalised with nasty images spray-painted on its walls."Sometime between the end of services at the Swaminarayan Temple on Bardstown Road on Sunday and the time a repairman arrived on Tuesday morning, vandals broke into a window and vandalised spots throughout the building," he said.Condemning the incident of vandalism, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called upon the city residents to stand up against this hatred. A knife was stabbed in the chair, and cabinets were emptied.

The vandalism of this temple, Fischer said, is another example of the work "we still have to do as a city and a nation to make sure we live to our ideals of equality, of a country where everyone is treated with the respect we all deserve.Describing the desecration as "heartbreaking", Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad told reporters that the police will provide additional security to the temple.In February 2015, Hindu temples in Kent and the Seattle Metropolitan area were also vandalised."We come here to worship."He said that the vandals wrote "repugnant messages of hate.According to local media report, vandalism resulted in deity image sprayed with black paint, broken windows, walls spray-painted with inappropriate messages and graffiti.""Regardless of what religion you are, this should not happen," Raj Patel from the Swaminarayan temple said..Kentucky State Representative Nima Kulkarni, the first Indian-American elected to the Kentucky General Assembly, said the vandalism was an "act of intimidation designed to weaken our faith and community".Washington: In a hate crime, a Hindu temple has been vandalised in the US state of Kentucky by miscreants who sprayed black paint on the deity and walls, and left a knife stabbed into a chair in the main hall.

The incident has come as a big shock to the Indian-American community in Louisville, Kentucky."What Im here to do today is to assure everyone that attends this temple that we will do our best to find and hold accountable the person or persons who committed this vandalism and this hate crime," Conrad said. The cowards who did this have only given our community more fuel and determination to embrace compassion, understanding, and each other," Fischer said as he visited the vandalised temple today.