Thank you again, for an extremely educational comment.
To confirm what you said:
Since "UN proscribed LET uses mosques" then that of course gives every country in the world, particularly India, the full right to target every mosque and school in Pakistan on the declaration that these are terrorist centers, So India is doing just that, entirely in accordance with the UN Charter, and "basic human decency ". This law applies globally to the entire world including mosques in Gaza, Syria, Iraq, Bosnia et.
India could target the Faisal Mosque in Islamabad too.
But we Pakistanis are "terrorists" so we will do what "terrorists" do. We will respond to the innocent "anti-terrorist Indian" with an equivalent destruction of their religious places.
India can destroy the Badshahi mosque in Lahore, but it's not the same thing psychologically as the destruction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. ( once again ! ).
A parallel:
The Buddhist Myanmar Army demolished hundreds of mud and thatch Rohingya "terrorist" mosques in Myanmar, These were not psychologically as damaging as the Taliban's destruction of the Bamyan Buddha statues in Afghanistan
So unless India targets Mecca in Saudi Arabia ( we would love
to see India do that ! ) there are no psychologically equivalent targets in Pakistan. Meanwhile our missile programming crews have pre-programmed the coordinates into our missiles to hit Ayodhya, Mathura, Kashi, Dwarka, Kedarnath, Amarnath, Kedarnath, Badrinath, and maybe Puri, Tirupati and Madurai. Nepal with Pashupatinath would be untouched.
In the next round it is interesting to see where this is going.
Don't want to get religious in violation of forum rules, but Martyrdom is a concept that is hard to explain. Historically it is easier. The Mongols were initially victorious, killing over 90% of the then Muslim global population destroying Baghdad Damascus, and all the cities home to the culture and civilization of the era. . If history is written by the victors then history records that the Mongols themselves intermarried and converted to the faith of those they were trying to oppress. This eventually resulted in the destruction of every single Mongol Tenger shrine confining Mongols back to their barren steppes in landlocked Mongolia.
By the way the Chinese have Mount Kailash and they use the peak for high altitude missile defence, and surveillance. Chinese have built crew quarters there, complete with washrooms. The Chinese use the water from the nearby Lake Mansarovar for their washroom water supply.
India's retaliation for this act of sacrilege is yet awaited for 62 years. There are no calls for sanctions on China either
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A bit of history here:
In South Asian culture the mutual demolition of houses of worship is a common practice in warfare. House of worship demolitions have been going on for thousands of years, This originally started when Jains, Buddhists and Hindus were at loggerheads with one another for 1000 years after King Ashoka, died in 232 BCE. Temples were often demolished or changed hands though militarily inconsequential they were captured with ruthless efficiency to deal a psychological blow to the conquered .
When the "invaders " from the north west arrived they found some temples had vast treasures of gold and silver offered by devotees. These select temples were captured or demolished primarily for their treasures with a veneer of religious anti-idolatry fervor added for appearances.
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