Look at this picture. Behold it. Lord Krishna appeared 5,247 years ago on 21st July 3227BC in Mathura.

The great grandson of Lord Shri Krishna, King Vajra Nabha made the 1st Temple known as Kesavadev at the exact place where Bhagwan Shri Krishna appeared #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

A stone inscription in Brahmi script shows that during the reign of Shodasa, an individual named Vasu had renovated the Temple, added an arched doorway and renovated the altar at the birthplace of Shri Krishna. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

The next big Temple renovation was done during the reign of Gupta Emperor, Chandragupta Vikramaditya, which was later destroyed by Mahmud of Ghaznavi in the year 1017-18 CE. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

Mahmud Ghaznavi’s scribe, Mir Munshi Al-Utvi, described the grandeur of the Temple and the beauty of Mathura of those times in his ‘Tarikhe Yamini’. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

“In the centre of the city there was a huge and magnificent Temple, which the people believed wasn’t built by human beings but by the angels. Any description of the temple, either in words or in pictures, would fall short or fail to convey its beauty”, writes Mir Munshi Al-Utvi.

A Sanskrit inscription found in Katra Keshava Deva mentions that in Vikrama Samvat 1207 when Maharaja Vijayapal Deva was the ruler of Mathura, an individual named of Jajja constructed a new Temple on the site of Shri Krishna’s birthplace. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu came to Mathura and bathed at the Vishraam Teertha. Then he prayed and paid obeisance to the Lord in the Keshava Deva Temple at Shri Krishna’s birthplace. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

This grand Temple was destroyed in the early sixteenth century during the reign of Sikandar Lodi.

Sikander Lodi once ordered the Temples of Mathura to be destroyed and sarais and mosques to be built instead. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

According to French traveller Tavernier, who visited Mathura in about 1650 A.D., “after Banaras, the most famous Temple of India is situated at Mathura. It is octagonal in shape. Red sandstone has been used in it”.
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During the reign of Jahangir, Raja Veer Singh Deva Bundela of Orchha constructed another magnificent Temple on the sacred spot at a cost of 33 Lakhs rupees. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

From the descriptions of the Italian traveller, Manuchi, it is clear that the gold canopied top of the Temple could be seen even from Agra, which is at a distance of 18 Kosas (54 Kilometres). #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

Aurangzeb could not tolerate the existence of this sacred memorial at Mathura. So, in 1669 A.D., he had destroyed the Keshava Deva Temple. Over a part of the raised plinth of the Temple, an ldgah was erected. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

Later the Muslims of Mathura challenged the right of Raj Krishna Das, the owner of Katra, twice in civil suits. In both the cases, the Allahabad High Court ruling was that Raj Krishna Das was the real owner of the Katra Keshava Deva. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

Madan Mohan Malaviya, Goswami Ganesh Dutt and Bhiken Lal Atrey acquired the entire land from Raj Krishna Das (heirs of Raja Patnimal) on 8 February, 1944 by a registered deed of rupees 13,400. #कृष्ण_जन्मभूमि_आंदोलन

In spite of having clear title of the entire land, Hindus were cheated & still the possession of the exact birth place of Lord Krishna is not with Hindus.

The birth place of Lord Krishna should be immediately returned to Hindus & again a grand temple should be built.Rise Hindus