India Condemns Pakistan Over Demolition of Century-Old Hindu Temple

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has strongly condemned the destruction of a historic century-old Hindu temple in Pakistan. The Indian government described the incident as an act of vandalism and expressed deep concern over the reported demolition. New Delhi criticized Pakistani authorities for their apparent indifference and failure to protect the religious site. India has called for a prompt and transparent investigation into the matter. The Indian government also urged Pakistan to take remedial steps to restore the temple and ensure the safety of its minority communities.

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