PM Imran Khan approved grant for construction of Hindu temple in Islamabad

Minister of Religious Issues Pir Noorul Haq Qadri demanded that this amount be given to the Prime Minister during his meeting with the Prime Minister.

Lal Chand Malhi, also attended the meeting. A NTM committee from religious community such as Ramesh Vankwani, Jai Prakash Ukrani, Shunila Ruth and James Thomas also attend.

This committee raised the problems facing religious communities and praised the attempts of civilian and armed forces across the country to crack down on terrorist networks targeting people of other faiths as part of their extreme program.

The committee asked government support for the construction of the first temple in the capital. The Prime Minister gave verbal approval.

The Minister of Religious Issues said that the summary on this issue is send to the Secretariat of the Prime Ministry.

"We will discuss the issue with the Prime Minister's Secretariat and it is expected to be signed next week." He said.

According to the official procedure, the copy of the approval will be sent to the Ministry of Finance for the distribution of the grant, while the construction works will be carried out by Pak-PWD. Meanwhile, Lal Chand Malhi said the Hindu population in Islamabad has reached about 3,000, including government employees, private sector employees, members of the business community and many doctors. "As formalizations were taking place, we decided to continue the first fieldwork, including the level of the land and the construction of the border wall," Malhi said.

Panchayat Hindu Islamabad will be led by Sri Krishna Mandir. Panchayat President Mahesh Chaudhry said a large number of people from different parts of the country, including Baluchistan and Sindh, moved to Islamabad, largely due to doubt in these regions.

“Now that we have a family here, we need a cemetery, collective prayer and wedding ceremony,” Chaudhry said, “we now have the functions of Holi and Diwali in the halls or awing’s of society.

Although it is a place where Hindus will perform their ceremonies in the near future, it is not possible to marry legally in Islamabad, even after three years there are no rules and regulations officially announced regarding the 2017 Hindu Marriage Law. Adoption of the law.