Pakistan has strongly condemned the reported demolition of a 150-year-old mosque in Saharanpur, India, describing the development as deeply concerning and raising questions about the protection of religious and cultural heritage.
Pakistan’s Foreign Office expressed concern over the reported demolition, highlighting the importance of safeguarding places of worship and preserving historic sites that hold religious and cultural significance for communities.
The development has also renewed attention to concerns surrounding the protection of Muslim religious sites and Islamic heritage in the region.
Pakistan urged the international community to take notice of actions that could affect religious and cultural heritage and emphasized the importance of ensuring that places of worship are protected.
The call comes amid broader discussions about religious freedom, heritage preservation and the need to respect sites that carry historical significance for local communities.
