Century-Old Hindu Temple Demolished in Pakistan to Expand Madrassa

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A Hindu temple reportedly over 100 years old was demolished in Pakistan on August 21. Members of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a banned far-right Islamist party, are said to be responsible for the act. The structure was razed to incorporate its land into an adjacent madrassa. The incident has drawn attention to the safety of minority religious sites in Pakistan.

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