Our historical heritage that has fallen into fall, From visual inspection it seems to be the temple of Katas Raj Temple style, the local people do not know anything about it. According to my grandfather, the establishment of a Hindu community was a great festival before Pakistan, Many people believe that the local Hindus here buried here all their wealth which were in shape of gold and silver before migration.That is why till today the breakdown of this temple continues, Because every one thinks he will succeed in removing this wealth but till today he has not met anyone. Yes, my grandfather whose name was Muhammad Hayat He used to tell that his companion Mohammad Yousuf and he had a small pot of a clay pot from here Which had some silver coins and a golden plate, Some people also say that one men belong to Multan Khurd got gold bricks from here But there is no evidence of truth. As far as the treasures of Hindus are concerned, my grandfather tells us That one of our Hindu friends wrote a letter and called on the border and told us about the jewelery buried by his family. However, despite the efforts we did not get the jewelry. The temple cries out the sorrow of this world, this temple is still looking forward to the focus of the department In the past, the archaeological department found some metal coins from some area,Some local greedy people digging in different places but could not get anything. The temple tolerates the condition is still looking forward to the archaeological department. Hasnain malik

DescriptionKaller temple.jpg	English: Kallar (temple) or Sassi da Kallara This is a photo of a monument in Pakistan identified as the PB-11
Date	9 September 2014, 14:47:40
Source	Own work
Author	Zohaib Tariq

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