Yeah but India is hardly a bastion of fairness, the Indian state barely has any Indian Muslim representation and A LOT of hindutva extremists who are just looking for any excuse to violate Muslim rights or property and lands
Yes, you are right.
Already their are scant laws to protect Indian Muslims from hindutva extremists targeting their historical buildings or mosques
No, you are wrong. There is explicit legislation to forbid review of religious properties that have not been in dispute by 1947. Meaning that disputes taken up after independence are not judiciable.
It is true that in spite of that, Hindutva groups have been bullying judges and courts to try and get their wishes in three specific cases, mosques built alongside existing or destroyed Hindu temples, in Varanasi, in Mathura and the destroyed mosque in Ayodhya. The courts have not agreed to any changes in the status of the concerned mosques.
It is not scant laws, but the historical reality that several mosques had been built on the ruins of Hindu temples, and the extremist Hindu politicians have used this to win elections.
There is no instance, as far as my limited knowledge goes, of any original constructions, that had not impinged on Hindu temples or religious structures, being threatened, far less broken down.
Some of your posts are painful to read, especially considering that some of the oldest mosques in the world remain untouched and in daily use, mosques that are far older than any known to exist within the territory of Pakistan, and that Muslim communities live in conditions of comfort, if not affluence, that far predate any Muslim settlement within the territory of Pakistan. If you want details, those are available.