India has strongly condemned the destruction of a Hindu deity Vishnu statue by Thai forces in a disputed border area with Cambodia. The incident occurred on December 22, when Thai military personnel reportedly used an excavator to demolish the statue located about 100 meters inside Thai territory near the An Ses area. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs said such acts hurt the sentiments of devotees worldwide and urged both nations to maintain peace and prevent further loss of life or property. The statue, built in 2014, had been a symbol of shared cultural heritage between Buddhist and Hindu communities. Cambodia’s Preah Vihear provincial spokesperson Lim Chanpanha also denounced the act, calling it a violation of religious respect. The border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, which reignited in July despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, has seen sporadic clashes in recent months. Analysts warn that the destruction could further strain regional relations and complicate ongoing peace efforts. Diplomatic observers expect renewed international mediation to prevent escalation along the sensitive frontier.
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