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Uniindia: Quetta(Pakistan), Sep 12 (UNI) Tucked in the Kachhi district of Balochistan in the tiny village of Jalal Khan, the local Hindu community opened the doors of the Baba Madhodas Mandir to the flood-hit people and their livestock.
Hindu leader Rattan Kumar says temple has more than 100 rooms to accommodate pilgrims
Local Hindu community opens doors of Baba Madhodas Mandir to flood-hit people and their livestock.
As millions across Pakistan marooned and displaced by the catastrophic floods desperately await assistance, a Hindu temple in a tiny village of Balochistan has shone a light in the darkness by providing food and shelter to about 200 to 300 flood-hit people, mostly Muslims. Perched on high ground, the Baba Madhodas Mandir in Jalal Khan village in the Kachhi district has
Baba Madhodas after whom temple was named, was a pre-partition Hindu saint equally cherished by Muslims and Hindus