US EditionPakistan condemns mosque profiling in Indian occupied Kashmir
Pakistan calls the profiling of mosques in Jammu and Kashmir systematic harassment aimed at intimidating Muslims and obstructing their religious freedom, citing a 13% rise in hate speech in India.
- On Saturday, Pakistan's Foreign Office in Islamabad condemned India's profiling of mosques and management committees in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir as `blatant intrusion into religious affairs`, the FO said.
- Just days after revelations by a US-based research group, the Pakistan Foreign Office said the actions reflected `yet another coercive attempt to intimidate and marginalise the Muslim population` in IIOJK.
- Authorities allegedly collected personal details, photographs and sectarian affiliations of mosque managers and religious functionaries, actions the FO described as systematic harassment exposing communal policies.
- The FO reiterated its unwavering solidarity with the Kashmiri people and promised to continue raising its voice against religious persecution, while Islamabad said the people of IIOJK have an inalienable right to practise their religion without fear.
- The FO framed the profiling as part of a broader pattern, with India Hate Lab reporting a 13% rise in hate speech in 2025 and rights groups citing increased communal tensions, including mob attacks on Christmas decorations last year.
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Islamabad Post'Blatant intrusion': Pakistan assails India over 'mosques profiling' in IIOJK
Pakistan says move part of institutionalised Islamophobia.Collection of personal details systematic harassment: FOFO says selective targeting of Muslims exposes policies.Pakistan on Saturday condemned India over the profiling of...
Pakistan condemns mosque profiling in Indian occupied Kashmir
Pakistan on Saturday strongly condemned the reported profiling of mosques and mosque management committees in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), terming it a grave violation of fundamental religious freedoms. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, “this blatant intrusion into religious affairs constitutes a grave violation of the fundamental right to freedom of religion and belief, and reflects yet another coerci…
Pakistan Condemns India’s Mosque Profiling in Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan has expressed strong condemnation of India’s recent actions involving the profiling of mosques and their management committees in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The Pakistani Foreign Office (FO) described these measures as a “blatant intrusion into religious affairs” and a coercive attempt to intimidate the Muslim community in the region. Concerns Over Systematic Harassment The FO statement highlighted that the for…
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