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The Hindu community, faced with repression by Pakistani fundamentalists on behalf of Ishaninda, celebrated Diwali with all fervor in the country’s financial capital, Karachi. Hindus followed protocol with the spread of the corona virus epidemic in mind. During this time, a special worship was held in the temples of Karachi and people lit lamps. The temples were specially decorated with electric wreaths for Diwali.
‘Play with colors instead of playing festivals with blood’
Pooja, who lives in Pakistan, said: “Diwali is celebrated with a festive festival of cheeses, skirts and firecrackers. You can see that children, the young and the elderly celebrate Diwali today. He said that we too have come here to celebrate Diwali and enjoy Rangoli. So I think that instead of playing with blood, it is better to do festivals with colors. The famous Swami Narayan temple in Karachi was decorated with electric trim.
Imran Khan congratulated the Hindu community on Diwali
Geeta Kumari, who lives in Karachi, said: “We celebrate Diwali following protocol. In the meantime, we pray to God that the crown epidemic will be eliminated as soon as possible. Earlier, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan congratulated the country’s Hindu minority community on Saturday on the festival of lights, Diwali. He offered his best wishes in a written message on Twitter. Imran Khan wrote: “Happy Diwali to all our Hindu citizens.”
Atrocities in the name of blasphemy with the Hindu community
Geo News reported that special worship services are being held in the temples and sweets are being distributed to the population. People from the Hindu community lit diyas at night and celebrated the festival by burning firecrackers. Diwali was also reportedly celebrated in Karachi, Lahore, and other cities besides Matiyari, Tando Allahyar, Tando Muhammad Khan, Jamshoro Badin, Sanghar, Hala, Tanda Adam, and Shahadpur. Hindus are the largest minority community in Pakistan, and according to official estimates, there are around 75 lakh Hindus in the country. In Pakistan, atrocities committed against Ishaninda’s name are frequently reported in the Hindu community. The Hindu community wants to build a temple in Islamabad but does not allow radicalization.
