in the courtyard of the Valmiki Hindu temple in Anarkali Lahore, one of the two functional Hindu temples in the city, which had a considerable Hindu population before the creation of Pakistan in 1947, including several functioning temples. , the origin of Lahore, the second-most populous city in Pakistan, is attributed to the son of the Hindu deity, Ram.
In retaliation to the destruction of the mosque, hundreds of mobs gathered all over Pakistan seeking to ‘avenge’ desecration of the mosque.Like numerous other Hindu temples, most of which were either abandoned or taken over by people to be used as residences and for other purposes, the Valmiki Temple in Anarkali was looted, destroyed and then burned.
On the one hand, this Muslim identity meant taking up Islamic symbols and the Islamisation of state institutions, on the other hand, it was defined in opposition to the ‘Hindu identity’. Anti-Hindu rhetoric gained currency in public discourse, including the education system, with Hindus being labelled as ‘cunning’, ‘scheming’, ‘deceptive’ and ‘mischievous’ in school textbooks that were taught to young students all across the country. As these children grew up the narratives became part of the worldview of the politicians, bureaucrats, judges, army officers and media representatives.
awhitetrail MUSLIMS in India r thriving whereas Hindu in Pakistan r decreasing in number day by day
awhitetrail This is what civilised society does, look after its minorities. Well done to Pakistan for not reacting to India’s barbaric treatment of Muslims.
TrustierDock awhitetrail PAKISTAN is already doing mire than anyone...
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