Of the 1,817 temples and gurdwaras in Pakistan, only 37 are in good condition, leaving minority places of worship in a state of disrepair. A recent report by a Pakistani parliamentary committee has raised serious concerns about the situation of Hindus and Sikhs in the neighboring country. According to the report, only 37 of the 1,817 Hindu temples and gurdwaras in Pakistan are currently in good condition. A report by a Pakistani parliamentary committee has revealed a shocking situation regarding the plight of Hindus in the neighbouring country. The number of Hindu and Sikh religious sites in Pakistan is steadily declining. According to one report, out of 1,817 Hindu temples and gurdwaras in Pakistan, only 37 are now operational. These figures reveal a grim reality. A recent report presented to the parliamentary committee on minority caucuses revealed that of the 1,285 Hindu temples and 532 gurdwaras across Pakistan, only 37 are in working condition. Other religious sites are falling into disrepair due to poor government maintenance and the declining Hindu and Sikh populations. According to a report, this situation has arisen due to the government's indifference. After being elected as the committee's convener, Senator Danish Kumar pledged that the caucus would strive to realize constitutional promises regarding minority protection. In the committee's first session, he stressed that Pakistan's minorities are being denied constitutional rights. He said that immediate policy reforms must be implemented to ensure justice and equality. During the meeting, committee member Dr. Ramesh Kumar Vankwani strongly criticized the Evacuee Trust Property Board, stating that it has completely failed to maintain the temples and gurdwaras under its jurisdiction. Panel members expressed confidence that the forum will no longer allow the rights of minorities to be violated.