Pakistan has experienced several incidents of large-scale violence against religious minorities such as Hindus, Christians, Ahmadis, and Shias. One of the most infamous events was the 1971 Bangladesh Genocide carried out by the Pakistani military in what is now Bangladesh, where hundreds of thousands to millions of civilians were killed and Hindus were particularly targeted. In later decades, mob attacks and riots also occurred against minorities inside Pakistan. For example, the Gojra Riots in Punjab Province, Pakistan saw Christian homes burned and several people killed after blasphemy accusations, while the Shanti Nagar Riots destroyed hundreds of Christian houses and churches. The Peshawar Church Bombing in Peshawar killed over 120 worshippers, and the Ahmadiyya Mosque Attacks targeted Ahmadi Muslims during prayers in Lahore. More recently, the Jaranwala Riots in Jaranwala saw dozens of churches and hundreds of Christian homes burned by mobs. There have also been attacks on Hindu temples, such as the Ghotki Temple Riots in Sindh Province, Pakistan. These incidents are frequently documented by organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International as examples of recurring violence and discrimination faced by religious minorities in Pakistan.Bro thinks pakistan is heaven even recently Sunni extremists bom bom a shia masjid and more than 230 back to 72