Pakistan rejects Indian allegations regarding Adda Siraj Narowal temple
Claims of Indian Foreign Ministry are false, politically motivated: FO Spokesperson
Islamabad: Pakistan has categorically rejected the Indian allegations regarding the Adda Siraj Narowal temple.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan in a statement in Islamabad rejected the Indian allegations regarding the Hindu temple in Adda Siraj Narowal and said the claims of the Indian Foreign Ministry regarding the temple are false and politically motivated.
He said that the building of Adda Siraj temple was affected by heavy rains on July 21 and local authorities have started restoration measures after assessing the damage caused by the rain.
The spokesperson said India’s distortion of facts and resorting to cheap political tricks is shameful. India’s attempts to distort facts cannot divert attention from its worst record of atrocities on minorities, he added.
He said the world is well aware of state-sponsored attacks on minority places of worship in India, where Hindutva ideology is being used as a weapon against minorities.
The Foreign Office spokesperson said that the Indian leadership must be held accountable for atrocities against Muslim, Sikh and Christian communities
