Why is Pakistan Obsessed with the 4-inch 'Dancing Girl' While India Refuses to Budge?
Pakistan has once again raised its demand for the return of the famous Indus Valley Civilization artifact, the 'Dancing Girl'.
This 4-inch tall bronze statue, currently housed in the National Museum in New Delhi, has become a significant cultural symbol for Pakistan.
This demand comes at a time when relations between the two nations are already strained.Photo: Ron Lach / PexelsPakistan argues that the artifact was discovered in its territory, specifically Mohenjo-Daro, which is now located in Pakistan.
They believe that the statue is an integral part of Pakistan's cultural heritage and should be returned to its place of origin.
Pakistani officials have raised this issue on various international forums.On the other hand, India is strongly opposing this demand.