Pakistan’s Minister for Interfaith Harmony, Khial Das Kohistani, has expressed his deep concern over the recent incident in India where a Muslim woman was forced to remove her hijab. In an exclusive interview, he emphasized the need for India to ensure equal rights and respect for its minority communities, particularly Muslims. Kohistani praised Pakistan’s record of promoting interfaith harmony, tolerance, and mutual respect, and urged the international community to adopt this approach.
He strongly condemned the incident in India, calling it a blatant violation of human rights and religious freedom. Kohistani stated that Pakistan had consistently spoken out against such incidents and had even raised the issue on the international stage. He emphasized that treating minorities with disrespect was unacceptable in any civilized society.
As the Minister for Interfaith Harmony, Kohistani’s primary focus is on strengthening interfaith harmony in Pakistan and ensuring the protection of minority rights at all levels. He underscored the importance of Pakistan’s constitution, which guarantees equal rights to all citizens regardless of their faith. Kohistani expressed his commitment to working tirelessly to promote interfaith harmony and ensure that Pakistan remains a beacon of tolerance and understanding in the world.
Kohistani also highlighted his efforts to facilitate the Hajj pilgrimage for Pakistani Muslims, particularly those who were unable to obtain the necessary documentation on time. He emphasized that his services are not limited to any particular community or creed, but are available to all citizens, including minorities and the Muslim community.
In a statement, Kohistani reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening interfaith harmony and promoting religious tolerance in Pakistan. He expressed his resolve to ensure that Pakistan continues to be a positive example of coexistence and understanding for the world to follow.
Meanwhile, other developments have been reported from around the country, including a fatal accident in Karachi, severe fog in parts of Punjab, and a traffic jam in Lahore. In Balochistan, the provincial government has taken notice of a recent traffic accident and has ordered an investigation. The government has also announced new regulations for pillion riding and the use of helmets.
In international news, the US President has warned countries that if they do not support US control over Greenland, they may face trade tariffs. The Pakistani Ambassador to the UN has emphasized the need for a peaceful solution to the Palestine and Kashmir issues. In sports news, Pakistan’s cricket team has been praised for their recent performance, and a local politician has criticized the lack of transparency in government policies.
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