Another episode of Hindu Intolerance in Imran Khan's 'Naya Pakistan'
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Islamabad, Oct 12 : A Hindu temple in Pakistan's Sindh province was vandalized by a muslim individual on Oct 10.The temple is located in Badin district of South east Sindh. The man suspected to have vandalized the temple has been arrested and the case is under investigation.
Shortly after Imran Khan's funny UNGA speech where he counts of violence practiced against Muslims and falsely accuses the world and mainly India of Islamophobia, the incident of Hindu temple vandalized takes place in the Sindh region. The Sindh province is home to majority of the Hindus of Pakistan, where the total Hindu population counts almost around 75 lakh.
Sri Ramdev Kadioghanwar Temple is Hindu temple of Sindh where Shri Ram is worshipped. The suspect has vandalized the temple by destroying the Shri Ram idol. The Hindus of Sindh, precisely, have been targetted by Islamic extremists of Pakistan since a considerable period. Media around the world has been reporting about social as well as sexual violence happening in Sindh against Hindu girls by abducting, raping and then converting them into Islam while the Imran Khan led government chooses to maintain silence on it. At the same time, the Pakistani PM attempts to give a funny speech at the recent UNGA where he talked about how Pakistan will stand by the victims of Islamophobia beyond national boundaries.
The Hindu minorities of Pakistan have been experiencing similar incidents of Muslims destroying Hindu temples since a long time but the government is purposefully neglecting the crimes and human rights violations in the country against minorities. The Indian representative at the UNGA meet had rightfully raised the issue at an international platform since Pakistan is not in a position to talk about providing aid to Muslims whcih only Pakistan claims to be victims of human rights violations in India while the country is internally torn apart due to serious oppression against Hindu as well as other ethnic minorities in almost every region of Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab and Gilgit - Baltistan.