FIR against 218 in Pakistan for vandalizing temple

SINDHI: Police in Pakistan’s Sindh province booked at least 218 people for vandalising properties, including a temple, after a Hindu principal was booked on charges of alleged blasphemy.
Ghotki police registered three cases against the rioters.
In the first case, an FIR was filed against 45 people under various sections of the the Pakistan Penal Code.
Also Read Locals guard Hindus, temple after principal accused of blasphemy In the second case, an FIR was lodged against 150 (27 identified and 123 unidentified) people for blocking roads.
And in the third case, an FIR pertaining to rioting and theft was filed against 23 people which includes 12 identified and 11 unidentified.
Furious mob staged a protest in Ghotki town of Sindh on Saturday after an FIR was filed against Notal Mal, belonging to the minority Hindu community, by Abdul Aziz Rajput, who alleged the principal had committed blasphemy by his anti-Islam remarks, Dawn reported.