Pakistan makes BIG move, prepares Master Plan for Hindu temples, Sikh gurudwaras, decides to…, at time of partition…

Islamabad: The Pakistan government has ready a ‘grasp notion’ for the renovation and beautification of temples and gurdwaras in the nation at a save of 1 billion Pakistani rupees. This decision became as soon as made proper via a gathering of the Evacuee Belief Property Board (ETPB) right here on Saturday, February 23 chaired by its head Syed Attaur Rehman.

Rahman said, “Below the grasp notion, temples and gurdwaras will be renovated and decorated, and pattern work will be implemented with a budget of 1 billion Pakistani rupees.”

He talked about that critical funds are being spent on the repairs of minority places of like.

Rahman also said that the ETPB has received earnings of over one billion rupees this twelve months. The assembly became as soon as attended by participants of the Hindu and Sikh communities from across the nation, moreover as government and non-government participants.

Board Secretary Farid Iqbal, who became as soon as talking about the need for amendments to the ETPB pattern notion, informed the participants that after making changes to the notion aimed at rising the division’s earnings, the trust’s properties are now being supplied for pattern.

He said, “Giving such lands that hold no longer been traditional for a extremely very long time for pattern will considerably magnify the division’s earnings.”

The assembly also made up our minds to appoint a mission director for pattern and renovation works in varied temples and gurdwaras, moreover as for operational works in the ‘Venture Administration Unit Kartarpur Corridor.’

The Evacuee Belief Property Board (ETPB) is a statutory board of the Executive of Pakistan, a key government division which administers evacuee properties, at the side of tutorial, charitable or spiritual trusts left in the support of by Hindus and Sikhs who migrated to India after partition. It also maintains places of like belonging to Hindus and Sikhs in Pakistan.

It became as soon as established in 1960 to see after the temples and land left over by Sikhs and Hindus who migrated to India proper via partition in 1947 and 1948. The board became as soon as started as a outcomes of Nehru-Liaqat Pact in 1950 and Pant Mirza Agreement in 1955 to swear the rights of the minority Hindus and Sikhs.