Islamabad: The ruling Imran government in Pakistan has decided to reopen the closed Hindu temples in the country with new decorations. The Hindu community of Pakistan has been demanding this for a long time. According to 'Radio Pakistan' report, Ahem Jawad, the Central Information Secretary of the ruling party Tehreek-e-Insaf in Pakistan, has given this information. He has informed about the decision related to Hindu temples while releasing the details of ten achievements of his party's government.

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Fawad has said in his statement that the Hindu community of the country has been demanding to open these closed temples for a long time. The government has now agreed to this and decided to open these temples afresh. The ten achievements of the government, which Javad has mentioned in the statement, included the agreement on the deficit reduction of the government airline Pakistan International Airlines and 11 projects of power generation.

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The statement claimed that there has been a 20 percent increase in textile exports. Construction of a state-of-the-art hospital has started in Gwadar with the help of China. The scheme for self-employment of youth has also been started. Soon these temples will open.

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