Archive · 25 Jul 2026
NAPA condemns Quetta gurdwara demolition, seeks probe
The North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) is very upset because a very old and important Sikh temple in Quetta, Pakistan, was knocked down.
They think this is not fair and could be against the rules.
They want the Pakistani government to stop any building work there and find out what happened.
NAPA also wants other groups that care about human rights to help make sure this is fixed in a fair way.
They believe that places like this temple are very important for the Sikh community's history and beliefs, and they should be protected.
NAPA condemns the demolition of a historic gurdwara in Quetta, Balochistan.
NAPA calls for an immediate, transparent investigation into the matter.
NAPA urges the Pakistani government to halt any construction activity at the site.
NAPA appeals to international human rights organizations for monitoring and a fair resolution.
NAPA expresses solidarity with the Sikh community in Quetta and commits to advocating for the protection of Sikh religious heritage.
- Who
- North American Punjabi Association (NAPA)
- What
- Condemnation of the demolition of a historic gurdwara in Quetta
- When
- July 24
- Where
- Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
- Why
- To protect religious freedom, cultural heritage, and the rights of minority communities
NAPA's Stance
Pakistan Government's Stance
Demolition of Historic Gurdwara
NAPA's Stance
NAPA condemns the demolition as a violation of religious freedom and cultural heritage, demanding an immediate investigation and halt to construction.
Pakistan Government's Stance
No official response from Pakistan Government provided in the article.
- Organization
- North American Punjabi Association (NAPA)
- Location
- Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
- Demolished Site
- Historic gurdwara
- Demand
- Immediate investigation and halt to construction
- NAPA's Appeal
- To international human rights organizations for monitoring and fair resolution
