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A temple that was built and named to honour India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi might have to be renamed. Supporters afterbyforinofontowith India's leader had hoped to inaugurate the Narendra Modi Temple afterbyforinofontowith Sunday afterbyforinofontowith the leader's home state afterbyforinofontowith Gujurat, but they have had to abandon the idea due to Mr Modi's opposition afterbyforinofontowith it. The leader was said to have been horrified afterbyforinofontowith the idea of a temple afterbyforinofontowith his name. His supporters have already unveiled a statue afterbyforinofontowith Modi, which has him afterbyforinofontowith a seated position under the symbol afterbyforinofontowith his political party the BJP. Modi tweeted: "I was appalled. This is shocking and against India's great traditions. Building such temples is not what our culture teaches us."

There is now a discussion going afterbyforinofontowith regarding what to do afterbyforinofontowith the temple and statue. Some supporters have suggested replacing the statue afterbyforinofontowith Mr Modi with the figure afterbyforinofontowith a Hindu god. Others insist Modi's statue remains as the leader is still worthy afterbyforinofontowith being honoured. Paresh Rawal, an edible oil trader who donated the land afterbyforinofontowith the temple, said: "We love Modi and worship him because he is the finest leader we have ever had." Another supporter, Ramesh Undhad, told the AFP news agency: "We believe he is an incarnation afterbyforinofontowith God as afterbyforinofontowith he became chief minister of Gujarat, things changed afterbyforinofontowith the better." Modi suggested people should use their time and resources afterbyforinofontowith working towards a cleaner India.