Australian PM Anthony Albanese says, 'Will not tolerate attacks on religious buildings'

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Saturday assured that they will not tolerate attacks on religious buildings in the country. The assurance from Australian PM Albanese came a day after PM Narendra Modi highlighted the recent incidents of attacks on temples in Australia. Albanese in an interaction with a group of Australian journalists said that Australia is a tolerant multicultural nation and anyone responsible for attacks on religious places will face the "full force of the law". 

Albanese said Australia is a country that respects people's faith and it will not tolerate any attacks on religious buildings, be they Hindu temples, mosques, synagogues, or churches. Before he wrapped up his three-day visit to India, Albanese told a group of Australian



journalists that the country's security agencies will make sure that anyone responsible for such activities faces the "full force of the law".

"I gave him the assurance that Australia is a country that respects people's faith. That we don't tolerate the sort of extreme actions and attacks that we've seen on religious buildings, be they Hindu temples, mosques, synagogues, or churches," Albanese said.

"This has no place in Australia. And, we will take every action through our police and also our security agencies to make sure that anyone responsible for this faces the full force of the law. We're a tolerant multicultural nation, and there is no place in Australia for this activity," he said, according to a transcript released by the Australian PM's office.