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Hindu temple vandalised, holy books, idols burnt

Pratidin Bureau

A Hindu temple was vandalised in Pakistan's southern Sindh province after miscreants who set the holy books and idols on fire, drawing a strong reaction from Prime Minister Imran Khan who ordered swift and decisive action against the perpetrators.

The incident happened last week in Kumb, a town in Khairpur district. The unidentified assailants fled the after vandalism.

The suspects entered the temple at around 6 pm and set fire to idols and three sacred books, including Bhagwad Gita and Guru Granth Sahib, which were kept in separate rooms. The fire destroyed the books and the idols. The miscreants fled from the scene.

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