"The day Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf was praying at Ajmer Sharif Dargah for world peace, Christian minorities were being subjected to atrocities in his own nation...Hindu minorities have been facing severe atrocities...Why not take up the issue at international level," Najma Heptulla said during Zero Hour.
The incidents in Pakistan are violation of human rights and has repercussions on India as well, it being a neighbouring country, she said.
The senior BJP leader said Christian minorities in Lahore were subjected to severe atrocities following allegations of blasphemy against a Christian.
Expressing serious concern over plight of minorities, she said, "Hindus were subjected to genocide at the time of partition and were reduced to minorities. Their girls were converted. Shias too face severe atrocities and their mosques are demolished."
She condemned the attacks on minorities, on which several members from BJP and the ruling parties associated themselves with her.
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