Another Ancient Hanuman Temple Demolished In Karachi

Another ancient Hanuman temple demolished in Karachi, bulldozers over 20 Hindu family homes. An ancient Hanuman temple has been demolished in Karachi, Pakistan. The houses of about 20 Hindu families living near the temple were also demolished. Once again in Pakistan, the faith of minority Hindus has been wired. An ancient Hanuman temple has been demolished at Lyari in Karachi, Pakistan.

The houses of about 20 Hindu families living near the temple were also demolished by bulldozers. The incident occurred in Pakistan when the historic church in the Turkish capital of Istanbul was being converted into a mosque. Both religious sites were demolished at the same time. There is the outrage among the minority Hindus of Pakistan about this.

The area was sealed after opposition from Hindus

The police have sealed the area after protests by Hindus. A Pakistani newspaper, The Express Tribune, reported that Lyari’s Assistant Commissioner Abdul Karim Memon ordered an inquiry against the builder who demolished the temple. Local people said that a builder had allegedly bought land around the temple.

The builder wanted to build a residential complex on this plot. Local people said that although the builder had promised the Hindus that the temple would not be destroyed, he destroyed the temple, taking advantage of the opportunity when the coronavirus was banned in their homes.

The committee is investigating, will report in seven days

The shocking thing here is that Deputy Commissioner of South Karachi Irshad Ahmed Sodhar told The Express Tribune that earlier there were two temples, but one temple had already been removed. The Deputy Commissioner promised to bring justice to the Hindu family.

He said that a committee has been formed to investigate the matter. An archaeologist is also included in this inquiry committee. He said the committee will submit its report within seven days. He then reiterated that justice would be done to the people.