Karachi mayor visits Swaminarayan temple, extends Diwali greetings to Hindus
“Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab visited historic Swaminarayan Temple in Sadar along with his family on the occasion of Diwali and extended warm greetings to members of the Hindu community. During…”
During his visit, the mayor met members of the community, exchanged Diwali greetings and distributed sweets among those present at the temple. Speaking on the occasion, Barrister Murtaza Wahab said that people of all religions are equal participants in each other's joys and celebrations.
He described Karachi's diverse communities as an integral part of the city's cultural identity. He highlighted that Sindh has a longstanding tradition of promoting minority rights, religious freedom and religious tolerance. The mayor emphasised that all religious minorities in Pakistan have the right to celebrate their festivals freely and joyfully.
He said it was the collective responsibility of society to protect minorities, respect their rights and ensure equal opportunities for everyone. Sharing his message of harmony, Wahab said that participating in one another's celebrations helps strengthen brotherhood, love and mutual understanding.
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He also prayed that Diwali would bring peace, prosperity and happiness to the Hindu community. Later, the Karachi mayor attended a fireworks ceremony organised at the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation's main office as part of the Diwali celebrations.
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