Krishna Mandir, Lahore
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The Krishna Mandir is a Hindu temple (mandir) dedicated to the Hindu deity Krishna located in Ravi Road, opposite of Timber Market in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. It is an important place for Hindu people living in the area. In 2006, there were worries when some news reports said the temple might be torn down, but these reports were later found to be wrong. Today, Krishna Mandir is one of only two working Hindu temples in Lahore, the other being Valmiki Mandir. It shows how different cultures and religions can share a city and still keep their traditions alive.
2006 reported demolition
The Krishna Mandir is a special temple for the Hindu god Krishna in Lahore, Pakistan. In 2006, some news reports said the temple was torn down to make space for a big building, but this turned out to be wrong.
Leaders in Pakistan said the temple was safe and had not been destroyed. A court stopped building work for a short time but later said the temple was still standing. People in India were worried, but after checking, they learned the temple was not torn down.
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