As per the latest updates, a Hindu temple in Karachi has been vandalized, causing dread and frenzy among individuals from the local area living in the Pakistani city, a media report said on Thursday.
The episode occurred on Wednesday at the Shri Mari Maata temple in the city’s Korangi region. Subsequent to getting data of the vandalisation, the police arrived at the area and reviewed the temple, while likewise conveying extra powers nearby.
Sanjeev, a Hindu occupant of the region, let The Express Tribune know that six to eight people on bikes came and went after the temple.
“We don’t have the foggiest idea who has gone after and why,” he said.
That’s what korangi SHO Farooq Sanjrani affirmed “five to six obscure suspects entered the temple and got away in the wake of vandalizing it”. He added that a body of evidence was enlisted against the unidentified attackers.
Hindu temples across Pakistan have frequently been vandalized. Last October, a verifiable temple situated at the bank of the Indus River in Kotri was purportedly spoiled by unidentified individuals.
In August 2021, many individuals purportedly vandalized a Hindu temple in the town of Bhong and impeded the Sukkur-Multan Motorway following an eight-year-old Hindu kid, who supposedly peed in a neighborhood theological college, was conceded bail by a nearby court.
Meanwhile, in another update, ex-Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that he would inside the following couple of days conclude the date for the “greatest dissent in Pakistan’s set of experiences”.
“We need to bet everything for our mission for genuine opportunity in the following stage. I will give a date inside the following couple of days,” Dawn paper cited Khan as saying.
Tending to the PTI’s National Council meeting in Islamabad, Imran Khan said his party is talking with its legal counselors yet approached party members to be ready. “It will be the greatest protest in the history of the country. This is our right.”
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