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WATCH: Temple in Pakistan's Sadiqabad converted into animal farm, sparks outrage
The video shared on X shows an ancient temple which has been converted into an animal enclosure and is now home to cattle, goats, ducks, and chickens

A viral video depicting the conversion of a temple in Ahmadpur Lumma town of Sadiqabad in Pakistan into an animal farm has sparked widespread outrage.The video shared on X shows an ancient temple which has been converted into an animal enclosure and is now home to cattle, goats, ducks, and chickens.The video shows two men entering the premises and filming the video as they show around.The video became viral a day after another clip showcased how a Krishna temple was transformed into a madrassa and mosque in the same town.These incidents have ignited controversy and raised questions about the preservation of religious diversity and cultural heritage in the neighbouring country."That's why they are in this condition with no food to eat, no fuel to burn and no money to have. Hope they suffer more for what they have done with our Hindu community there and our temples," said one of the user on X.Highlighting BJP's massive victory in the Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh in Assembly elections, another user said, "With today's result and the forthcoming results, this plight will soon end! All the best Paxtan!"With inputs from agencies
First Published:Dec 04, 2023, 14:42:52 IST
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