water in the streets of christian colony in the capital |
By –
Shamim Masih
ISLAMABAD:
Sitting
on the top roof of the four stories building in the capital, a man roared that
if you uttered a single word from your mouth I will send you directly into the
hell. There were four people from three different faiths, Sunni, Shia and a
Christian. It can happen only in Pakistan that Sunni Muslim can use rough
language about others but they are not ready to listen against themselves,
because they are in power. Religion should not be the state’s business; I am
sorry, but it’s clear that your religion is not your personal matter. It is the
matter for all of us to interfere in, as and when we feel necessary or find a
choice.
The recent attack on
the Sikh community of
Peshawar and on an Ahmadi community in Gujranwala has given out a clear message
to minorities that Pakistan is not for them. Harjeet Singh, 30, was present in
his grocery shop in Nothia Bazar of Peshawer, when two unknown assailants on a
motorcycle opened fire on him and killed him on the spot.
killing in the Peshawar church |

Killing of Christian family in Gojra including
small kids and burning of the 100 years old church in Mardan were some chilling
events that can’t be forgotten. Even, the sizable Shia community faces the same
fate as other minorities do. Shias are killed on regular basis in the country. People
are pulled down from the buses, identified and they are mercilessly massacred.
It’s again pathetic when we
see that neither Pakistani Christian organizations like CLAAS etc or
international community step forward to protect Christian rights. Some so
called social activists are active for their vested interest on the name of
protecting Pakistani Christians. Sorry
to say, but this is not a country for minorities, you better leave. But how
come, it is possible neither European nor other Christian countries welcome
Pakistani Christians. We are left here to suffer and suffer no bright future
for children but stiff environment around.
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