Pak: Hindu students attacked for playing Holi in Lahore; 15 injured, no FIR yet | Watch

Published on Mar 07, 2023 04:50 pm IST

Hindu students in Pakistan were attacked at a university for celebrating Holi. Members of a radical Islamic organisation chased, pelted stones, and thrashed Hindu students at the law college of Punjab University in Pakistan. The attack reportedly took place when 30 students were spotted playing Holi. The Hindu students had taken prior permission from the Punjab University administration, an eyewitness told news agency PTI. 15 students have been injured, but until now the police have not registered an FIR. Students who suffered injuries said the university guards thrashed them when they held a demonstration outside the vice chancellor's office. The attack on Hindu students is fresh proof of Hindu persecution in Pakistan.

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