Safety workforce at Hindu temple in Pakistan prevent devotees from acting rituals, criticism filed
A criticism has been filed in opposition to safety workforce at a Hindu temple in Pakistan for preventing devotees from acting spiritual rituals.
Two contributors of the Hindu neighborhood in northwestern Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have filed a criticism in opposition to the protection workforce of the temple in Mansehra district’s in Gandhian space. (Photograph: Twitter)
The safety workforce of an historic Shiva temple in Pakistan had been accused of preventing devotees from acting spiritual rituals.
Two contributors of the Hindu neighborhood in northwestern Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have filed a criticism in opposition to the protection workforce of the temple for no longer permitting the worshippers to hold out spiritual rituals in there, consistent with a information company PTI file.
Sham Lal and Sajin Lal on Saturday had filed the criticism in opposition to the protection workforce of the temple in Mansehra district’s in Gandhian space.
Of their criticism, Sham and Sajin stated, “preventing the worshippers from spiritual rituals in mandir (temple) is prohibited of the land”.
The duo had instructed Deputy Inspector Common of Police, Hazara department to interfere within the topic and get to the bottom of the problem in order that devotees can perform spiritual rituals within the temple.
Senator Gurdeep Singh of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party, member of provisional meeting Ravi Kumar and SHO of Baffa Police Station had been made party within the criticism.
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