Freemasonry was banned in Pakistan in 1972 by the then President Ali Bhutto. Laws were introduced into the country forbidding this society to meet and the buildings and artifacts were sequestered by the government. The old lodge building in Lahore is today government owned. As a result of this ban, all the lodges of the English and Scottish constitutions closed, and since 1972 there are no more masonic meetings in Pakistan.
Freemasonry has been banned in Pakistan since 1972. Any remaining Masonic Lodge buildings are now government property, and Masonic meetings are strictly prohibited.
Youtube is not banned in Pakistan. Pakistani government only banned a few videos to be displayed in Pakistan. Anyone can access Youtube from anywhere in Pakistan.
This is highly doubtful, since the practice of Freemasonry has been outlawed since 1972 in Pakistan.
i think it is not possible that in pakistan phd on quaid-e-azam is banned
As of the year 2004, there were 13 Lodges active in Pakistan under the auspices of the Grand Lodge of Pakistan. In 2007, video evidence appears on YouTube in which an individual claims to be the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Pakistan, although it has since been removed . There is currently an active Facebook page for the Grand Lodge of Pakistan, although this is no guarantee that it is an authentic portal to Pakistani Freemasonry.
Unlikely since he tooks steps in 1972 to abolish Freemasonry in Pakistan.
Freemasonry existed in a number of cities in Pakistan, Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Quetta and Tarbela amongst others. It was finally proscribed in Pakistan in 1983 by Zia-ul-Haq.
Yes, "Freedom at Midnight" is banned in Pakistan due to its portrayal of historical events that are sensitive to the country's national narrative and political discourse. The book's depiction of the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 is considered controversial and has led to its restriction in Pakistan.
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Lol hell no. Why would they be. Look Pakistan is strict but not this much.
This is not the case. Pakistan has banned YouTube only. Only Supreme Court can give orders to open this ban as it was imposed by Supreme Court.