The Hindu community in Karak, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has been forced to pay the fine for all the 123 accused who have been asked by the Supreme Court of Pakistan to pay the fine for their involvement in the attack on the Karak Hindu temple. However, talking to the Express Tribune in Pakistan, a local Hindu leader mentioned that the Deputy Commissioner (DC) has refused to help in the expansion of the temple during the reconstruction phase, fearing consequences of enraging the local clerics. This has forced Hindu community to pay the fine from the Hindu Council’s fund. “The DC refused even to take action against a local cleric who said that the word ‘Hindu Temple’ will not be inscribed on the front of the building,” he said. “The amount has already been paid but now all the 123 accused are demanding that their fine should also be paid by the Hindu community which is not possible,” he said.

The writer's opinion that verses in the Vedas which talk about social categories mean that society has to be divided into a hierarchy with people divided into low and high classes. This is a distortion of the Vedas which do not at all indicate that people become lower or higher based on their place as perceived in society. Therefore, it is made to believe that cases of prejudice against Dalits is backed in ancient Hindu ideas.

During his show at Kennedy Center Washington D.C. on November 12th, 2021, Vir Das, a stand-up comedian from India, says: “I come from an India, where we worship women during the day and gangrape them at night.”

All the temples that came under attack are under the control of TNHRCE and are the sub temples of the famous Madura Kaliamman temple in Siruvachur. Perambalur is a hotbed of evangelist activities with VCK, a so-called Dalit party, having hold over the ideological leaning of majority of the district.