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Another Hindu Temple vandalised in Pakistan

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London: Condemning the recent vandalism of Hindu Temple in Pakistan’s Sindh region, London-based Pakistani human rights activist and spokeswoman for Justice for Minorities in Pakistan Anila Gulzar said that only 20 temples out of 428 are left.
“I strongly condemn the brutal act of vandalism committed against Shri Ram Mandir in Badin Sindh Pakistan on 10 October. Out of 428 only 20 mandirs are left in Sindh,” Gulzar said in a Facebook post.
According to media reports, the Hindu temple was vandalised in Kario Ghanwar area of Sindh’s Badin province on Saturday.
The case is yet another example of deplorable conditions of minorities in the state of Pakistan. (ANI)

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