Hindus in Pakistan: ‘We fought hard for temple land ,Pakistan Army always…, says Chief Priest at Karachi Hanuman Temple

Hindus in Pakistan: Whereas its an undeniable indisputable truth that the Hindus are a persecuted minority in Pakistan, a senior Hindu priest has revealed that the Pakistan Army has always stable the minority community from extremist functions and organizations within the neighbouring nation. Speaking to news agency PTI, Ram Nath Mishra, the executive priest on the Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple — the largest Hanuman temple in Karachi, Pakistan– acknowledged the Pakistani Army has always supported Hindus and stable the community from extremists.

Mishra, who used to be on a seek the recommendation of with to Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, recalled the laborious battle to reclaim the Karachi Hanuman temple land from encroachers, that had been forcibly occupied after the 1947 partition. The priest acknowledged that nearly all of the land of the temple, on the starting up place spread over 25 thousand sq. toes, had been encroached upon, however the Hindu community finally reclaimed the land owing to a historical 2018 judgement by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

“We fought a long battle for the temple land. Many fundamentalist organizations antagonistic us but we approached the Supreme Court of Pakistan and fought a upright battle for the return of all of the land the temple had prior to partition,” PTI quoted Mishra as saying.

The priest acknowledged that after the Pakistan Supreme Court’s ruling, the resolution used to be utilized rapid with total toughen of the Pakistan Army and the authorities, who resisted extremist groups that had antagonistic the court docket’s judgement.

Mishra acknowledged the nation’s apex court docket has additionally ordered the Pakistani authorities to do away with encroachments from all places of cherish and properties belonging to minorities, and restore the properties to the rightful house owners. “We have appealed to the Pakistan authorities to receive the temple as a huge structure to electrify it an attraction for Hindu pilgrims across the globe,” he acknowledged.

Asked about India-Pakistan relatives, Ram Nath Mishra pressured the must ease visa restrictions. “Of us from all facets are making an strive to indulge in pleasant relatives. Pakistani Hindus are making an strive to hunt the recommendation of with the Char Dham Yatra in India under my leadership, while Indian Hindus are making an strive to hunt the recommendation of with old Hindu religious places in Pakistan, corresponding to Gorakhnath Temple in Peshawar, Shiva Temple in Chitti Hatti, Panch Mukhi Hanuman Temple in Karachi and Krishna Temple in Islamabad.”