12 policemen fired for not protecting Hindu temple from attack in Pakistan

The Hindu temple in Pakistan - Shri Paramhans Ji Maharaj Samadhi, was attacked by a mob of more than hundred people who set the religious site on fire. On Thursday, the regional government fired 12 policemen on the grounds of being unable to prevent the attack. 33 other police officers were also suspended for a year as a penalty.

12 policemen fired for not protecting Hindu temple from attack in Pakistan

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