The Hindu community in the Shanti Nagar area of Quetta reports a life of peace and freedom. Residents express satisfaction with their security and religious freedom, highlighting a striking difference from the challenges faced by minorities in India.
"India labels itself a secular country, but minorities there, especially Muslims and lower-caste Hindus, often feel unsafe," says a resident of Shanti Nagar. "Here in Pakistan, we Hindus feel safe and happy."
The Hindu community in Shanti Nagar celebrates their religious festivals with joy and without fear. "We celebrate our religious festivals here with peace and great joy," shares another resident.
The local govt, particularly in Balochistan, provides substantial support, ensuring the community's safety and well-being.
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"We live very peacefully. Our ancestors have been here since the British era," a long-time resident notes.
The community takes pride in its history and its current harmonious existence. The Balochistan govt’s efforts to provide complete security have been particularly appreciated.
In addition to security, the govt offers economic support. "We are given a relief package by the govt, and they also provide full support for our festivals," confirms another community member.
This assistance helps the community maintain their traditions and cultural practices with ease.
The Hindu community in Quetta is thriving, enjoying the freedom to worship and celebrate their traditions openly. "We live prosperous lives here without restrictions. We do our worship with freedom and celebrate our festivals," a resident remarks.
