Did the Prime Minister of New Zealand go to the temple after declaring the country corona-free?

As soon as the Prime Minister of New Zealand announces that they have abolished the corona in their country, he goes to a Hindu temple and pays his ritual duty.

The following video has gone viral on social media after the Prime Minister of New Zealand went to a Hindu temple and paid his ritual duty after announcing that there were no corona cases in their country.

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While taking keyframes from the viral video and doing a reverse image search, on August 8, the Zee News website reported that “New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardren visited Radha Krishnan Temple ahead of the national election.”

Indian Ambassador to New Zealand Muktesh Pardeshi has posted on his Twitter page some photos of Jacinda Ardren visiting the Radha Krishna Temple on August 6.

On June 8, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinta announced that she was lifting all restrictions on coronavirus in the country. He went to Radha Krishna temple on 6th August. He came to the temple two months after the restrictions imposed on Corona were lifted.

Therefore, it can be understood that Jacinta’s temple visit has nothing to do with the Corona announcement. He also visited a Hindu temple in the run-up to the country’s elections on the 18th of next month. According to the 2018 census, Indians are the 4th largest community in the country with a population of 2.44 lakh. Of that, the number of Hindus is between 89,000 and 1.23 lakh.

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