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Thursday, July 16, 2026

Mosque built illegally by Pakistanis in Japan, inaugurated by envoy, faces demolition

“Mosque built illegally by Pakistanis in Japan, inaugurated by envoy, faces demolition”, Wionews, June 03, 2026

“Pakistanis living in Japan have constructed a mosque in Kawagoe city, but without taking the necessary approvals from the concerned authorities that render it illegal. And to top it all off, the mosque was inaugurated in the presence of Pakistan’s Ambassador to Japan, Abdul Hameed, in April.

After the reality dawned that the structure had been built without the necessary approvals from local authorities and is hence illegal, the Pakistani mission issued a clarification. Locals are now demanding that the structure be razed.

The mosque is now facing the possibility of demolition after local authorities determined that it had been constructed without the permissions required under Japanese law…….”

Read full article at wionews.com

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