Wasn't there some student who was lynched by his fellow students?
But he is accused of blasphemy, no?
He was a muslim and the lynchers were prosecuted not brought to stage and celebrated unlike India.
Are you deliberately trying to troll? You know this thread is about Pakistan mistreating her minorities Yes?
Oh puhlease. The pics of some people showering petals over the guy who killed your Governor were all over. You act holier than thou as if Pak is some Nordic wonderland.
And what happened to that guy???
I am not trolling - at least not intentionally. I gather the thread is about religious freedom and that includes people in the majority airing their dissent. If as an Indian Hindu, I can't criticize aspects or question anything in Hinduism that some Pandit in some temple tells me then I too would not have religious freedom.
Ok first there is a small country called Israel ,handle that remembering 1000 year rule.
Americans are blind
Pakistan: Islamabad has categorically rejected the US State Department’s “unilateral and arbitrary” decision of keeping Pakistan in its 2019 annual blacklist for religious freedom violations.
Pakistan was kept in the list for a second year while India was ignored, despite its targeting of Muslims over cow slaughter allegations, occupied Kashmir lockdown and the latest citizenship act on communal lines.
Nine countries, including Pakistan, remained on the State Department’s annual list of “countries of particular concern” for having engaged in or tolerated “systematic, ongoing, egregious violations of religious freedom”. Sudan is the only nation removed from the blacklist.
Pakistan was designated in 2018 after years of US hesitation over concerns on the treatment of minorities. According to the announcement made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Pakistan’s name featured in the list of countries, which are subject to sanctions over religious liberty.
“This pronouncement is not only detached from ground realities of Pakistan but also raises questions about the credibility and transparency of the entire exercise. The designation is reflective of selective targeting of countries, and thus unlikely to be helpful to the professed cause of advancing religious freedom,” Pakistan’s Foreign Office said in a statement on Tuesday.
It said Pakistan is a multi-religious and pluralistic country where people of all faiths enjoy religious freedom under constitutional protections. All branches — the Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary — have made concerted efforts to ensure that all citizens of Pakistan, irrespective of faith, denomination, caste or creed, can profess and practice their religion in full freedom. The higher judiciary of the country has given landmark judgments directing on ensuring the sanctity and security of places of worship of minorities, it added
SOURCE: http://gnnhd.tv/index.php/Pakistan/12679-1577127600
Did he get an award???
