Pakistan has expressed strong concern over the hoisting of a ‘Ram Temple’ flag at the historic Babri Mosque site. The Foreign Office said the act reflects deep insensitivity toward Muslim religious sentiments in the region.
Officials added that such actions further fuel tensions due to the unresolved dispute over the site. Islamabad stated that the incident highlights growing fears about the protection of minority rights in India.
The statement said events like these undermine communal harmony and increase social polarization. Authorities urged New Delhi to ensure respect for all religious communities and their places of worship.
Pakistan also called on the international community to take notice of the situation. Human rights groups were urged to monitor developments linked to religious freedom in the area.
The Foreign Office emphasized that the Babri Mosque holds deep significance for Muslims worldwide. Replacing its identity with other symbols is seen as a deliberate attempt to alter cultural heritage.
Officials stressed that maintaining peace requires sensitivity from all stakeholders. They insisted that unilateral actions on disputed sites only worsen mistrust between communities.
Pakistan reiterated its stance on protecting religious heritage and upholding international law. The government said it will continue raising the issue on global forums to ensure awareness.
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