Pakistan’s drama over the Ram Temple’s religious flag, claiming it threatens Muslim heritage in India

New Delhi: Pakistan has reacted to the installation of the religious flag on the top of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, which consistently turns a blind eye to the exploitation, rape, and killings of religious minorities in Pakistan, has stated that this poses a threat to India’s minority and Muslim cultural heritage.

The Pakistan Foreign Ministry, fabricating a plethora of lies, stated, “This reflects a larger pattern of pressure on religious minorities in India and the deliberate attempts to destroy Muslim cultural and religious heritage under the influence of Hindutva ideology.”

The construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya was completed following a decision by the Supreme Court of India. Following the completion of the temple, on November 25th, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the saffron flag on the top of the temple.

Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has responded to this. The Ministry stated that Pakistan views the construction of the Ram Temple and the hoisting of the flag on the site of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya with concern and seriousness.

Ignoring the Indian Supreme Court’s decision, Pakistan’s Foreign Office has stated that the Babri Masjid was a centuries-old historical place of worship. Pakistan then referred to the events of December 6, 1992.

Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, spreading absurd propaganda, has claimed that the Indian system discriminates against minorities. In Pakistan, where Hindu historical and mythological heritage lies in ruins, the government has stated that efforts are being made to erase Muslim cultural and religious heritage under the guise of Hindutva ideology.

In Pakistan, Hindu religious heritage sites like the Sharda Peeth Temple, the 150-year-old Jagannath Temple in Karachi, and the 1930 Mohan Temple in Rawalpindi are on the verge of extinction, occupied by the government and local people.

Pakistan, which has remained silent on these issues, claims that many similar mosques in India are under threat and are being destroyed. Pakistan, which is pursuing its agenda under the pretext of the Ram Temple, stated that Indian Muslims are facing increasing social, economic, and political discrimination.

Further, Pakistan has shamelessly demanded that the international community address the growing Islamophobia, hate speech, and hate-based attacks in India. Pakistan has appealed to international organizations to address the alleged growing Islamophobia, hate speech, and hate-based attacks in India.

Pakistan has also involved the United Nations in this matter. Pakistan has demanded that the UN and other organizations play their role in preserving Islamic heritage in India and actively cooperate in protecting the religious and cultural heritage of all minorities. Furthermore, Pakistan has explicitly demanded that India protect mosques.