Ancestors of Pakistanis were NOT Hindu!

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Re: Ancestors of Pakistanis were NOT Hindu!

@antiobl

^^Booze!
How come modern day Pakistan has no major temple like varanasi, or ayodhia.
Why there is nothing sacred about Chenab, Jehlum etc. compared to Ganga?

There are many more examples that clearly establish the fact that Hinduism may have existed as a tiny minority but never prospered in the areas now comprising Pakistan.

Even before Partition, there would be one Hindu (mostly banya) in the whole village. Few that were in fact involved in agriculture, converted to Sikhism many centuries ago. The same process never occured in the Hindu heartland of UP where Hindus thrived for eons.

You guys forget the Temple compound at Katas.. Which also happened to have a very central role in Hindu rligion… Apparently it was where the pandya brothers stayed during their adventure, and its also where part of the Mahabarath is thought to have taken place..
This place was also mentioned by Hun Sangh in his travels around 600 bc I believe, although im not sure if the site was Hindu at the time of Buddhist..