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“The motive behind the attack was personal enmity. It is not an act of terrorism,” claimed Station House Officer (SHO) Sadar police station Malik Muhammad Jahangir Khan. Faisalabad’s Mohallah Noorpur Chak cleric Dilawar Masih, however, disagreed, saying: “Though no human loss was reported in this incident, attackers gave a clear-cut message that Christians and their places of worship are not safe and they may be attacked any time by the terrorists,” he added. The Muslim persecution of Christians in Pakistan is ongoing and escalating — but we hear very little, if anything, about it from Western Christian leaders, for talking about it would harm the “dialogue.”
“Armed men open fire on Faisalabad church,” by Shamsul Islam, Express Tribune, May 29, 2015 (thanks to Lookmann):
http://jihadwatch.org/FAISALABAD: Three people were taken into custody after unidentified assailants opened fire at a church and set its main gate ablaze in Faisalabad’s Mohallah Noorpur Chak.According to reports, the group of assailants came on motorbikes in Mohallah Noorpur Chak on street 11 in the remits of Sadar police station. They set set the main gate of the church on fire at approximately 2am and opened fire at the church, causing damage to its windowpanes.Three people were taken into custody following the attack.
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