The radical transformation of Hindu temples is one of the Portuguese favourites. They were the ones who came before the british in tamil Nadu and captured the coast of chennai at the beginning

Thirumavalavan was quoted as saying at a recent book launch that the book's author, Thiruvalluvar, was a Christian. His speech has become a topic of discussion, i.e. the book launching ceremony of a book written by Prof. Deivanayakam titled "Thirukkural True Speech and Historical Sources" was held in chennai on the 5th.

The author Theivanayakam said that Thiruvalluvar had written the book since he was a Christian at that time. writer Stanley Rajan wrote on his facebook page:

It was during their time that the tomb of Santa Thomas, known as "Thomas Mountain" or "Santhom" in Kubirena, was all built. There was no such sign before.

This is how Thomas, who lived in West Asia two thousand years ago, died suddenly in 1500 AD. Later there was a sudden discovery of Christian prayer books, that is, all the scenes in which the prayer books which were suddenly documented as Christian places were proved to be false.

Many things indeed happened from velankanni to the south coast where they converted Hindu temples into Christian temples. In some places in southern tamil Nadu, the Portuguese have this custom. 

The Portuguese would turn Hindu temples into churches and cover up traces of Hindus there.

Madhu Mata temple, also known as velankanni in Sri Lanka, is also the Pathini deva Temple of the Hindus. In Sri Lanka, the Kannaki temple was built as a Madumatha temple during Portuguese rule. 

The Portuguese likely destroyed the Santhom temple and the Hindu temple. That temple is to be inspected. Because that temple is the root cause of all the problems that arise here. 

It is from there that india became a Christian country through Thomas, Valluvan was baptized, Valluvan is a Christian all lies are produced‌. These sects will not be able to open their mouths if they tell the truth that the temple was built by breaking the original and breaking the Hindu temple.