Articles 204, 33, 36 and 184 (3) of the Supreme Court under Article 184 (3) of the Minority Rights Constitution and the lack of awareness of religious rights awareness of non-Muslims in the synagogues belonging to minorities Forced to convert to Islam, the Supreme Court found that under the constitution, minorities have a special status. That the protection of the religious rights of all, especially the minorities, was initiated in Pakistan. Disappearances of minority synagogues can be prevented if relevant authorities take appropriate measures at the appropriate time. That the inefficiency by the law enforcement agencies was due to a lack of understanding of the relevant law. People generally lack awareness of the rights of minorities and those who have been entrusted with the implementation of the law were not fully sensitive to such issues. Under Punishment Pakistan, 1860, disrespecting even the non-Muslim places of worship was a crime. If the right to freedom of religion included in Article 20 of the Constitution would be interpreted in a manner that would result in the imposition of a barrier to the religious freedoms of minority religions in the country, the matter was resolved accordingly. ?
