Two PTI Leaders Capture Shawana Temple In Pakistan
Two PTI leaders capture Shawana temple in Pakistan, know what is the whole matter.
Two leaders of the political party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have filed a petition in the district court against the Hindu community people against the capture of the Shawana temple at Ghandiyan of Mansehra in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
These captured leaders are named MP Sardar Guru Gurdeep Singh and Assembly Member Ravi Kumar against whom a petition has been filed to register a case.
According to the published report, a case was filed under Section 22-A of the CPC through advocating Zafar Iqbal.
The Shavana temple or Shiva temple in Hazara Mandal is the only place of worship for Hindus. Pakistani citizens and petitioners Sham Lal and Sajin Lal are Sanatan religions.
Sham Lal has filed a petition as the president of the Shiva temple. He is responsible for the maintenance of this temple.
He claimed that when he went to the temple with his family on 19 March 2021, Islamabad MP Sardar Gurdeep Singh and Khyber Pakhtuwa MLA Ravi Kumar did not allow him to enter the temple.
These two PTI leaders were already present in the temple courtyard along with the police constables. He also removed the board of the Shiva Temple Society from there and took it with him.
Sham Lal also claimed that on contacting SHO Baffa, he completely ignored it and asked to come back the next day. Instead of filing a complaint the next day, he asked Lal not to go back to the temple that evening.
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Other neighboring countries will also be affected by these organizations. This information was given by General Kenneth F. McKenzie, Junior Commander of the US Central Command during the Pentagon’s press conference.
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General McKenzie is responsible for US military activities in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
