Mosque Of Ahmadiyya Community Damaged In Pakistan

Mosque of Ahmadiyya community damaged, fundamentalists demolish domes and minarets in Pakistan.

Atrocities on minority Muslim communities are also being culminated in Pakistan. In one such incident, a violent mob along with radical clerics broke the mosque of the Ahmadiyya community.

Not only this, the police continued to help the fundamentalists in this work of anarchy. This incident, which presents the real picture of Pak, is from Garmola Vikaran village in Gujranwala district.

The government’s silence on the incident was broken by a journalist Bilal Farooqui by posting it on Twitter. Pak is now being condemned internationally.

According to this journalist, a crowd of hundreds of people along with radical clerics reached the mosque of the Ahmadiyya community. He was also accompanied by the police.

Arriving here, the crowd created a furor. The violent mob later destroyed the minarets and dome of the mosque. Kalma was written here, also polluted them.

There are about four million Ahmadiyya community people living in Pakistan. They are considered a minority in Pakistan.

Like other minority communities, they are also being persecuted. In the past too, the hundred-year-old mosque of the Ahmadiyya community was demolished here.

As soon as the journalist tweets this news, the Internet media is also being criticized by Pakistan and its radical thinking.

The reality was also revealed in a report by Britain’s all-party parliamentary party regarding the Ahmadiyya community being oppressed in Pakistan.

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