Sindhi community members protest against forced conversation of Hindu girls
Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement (JSFM) Chairman Sohail Abro has urged international human rights organizations to intervene for the safe release of young Hindu girl Priya Kumari.
She reportedly went missing two years ago.
Abro highlighted the alarming trend of Sindhi Hindu girls being forcibly converted and married off to Muslim men, often under the influence of extremist figures in the country, ANI reported.
He criticized the judiciary for siding with individuals accused of such actions and called for justice for victims like Priya Kumari.
“Sindhi Hindu girls are forcibly converted and married off to Muslim men and people like Mian Mithu are free to do such activities. Even when girls express their desire to go with their family, courts refuse to do so as they are on the side of people like Mian Mithu” Sohail was quoted as saying in his message on social media to ANI.
The extremist cleric Mian Mithu is accused of kidnapping and forcing religious conversions of Hindu teenage girls in Pakistan.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
Related Articles
Bangladesh: Police claim Hadi’s killer fled to India
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on Sunday claimed that the prime accused in the killing of radical leader Osman Sharif Hadi has fled to India.
Indian-origin man’s death sparks Musk’s scathing attack on Canada’s health system
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has criticised Canada’s healthcare system following the death of a 44-year-old Indian-origin man who allegedly waited nearly eight hours for treatment at a hospital in Edmonton.
Zardari confesses: Pakistan's President was ordered to hide in bunker during India’s Operation Sindoor
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari made a striking revelation during a recent rally, admitting that he was advised to take shelter in a bunker during the four-day conflict with India in May, following the launch of Operation Sindoor.
Bomb factory inside a Bangladeshi madrasa? Explosion near Dhaka injures children, explosives found
At least four people, including two children, were injured after a bomb exploded inside a madrasa in the southern Keraniganj area of Bangladesh, located near the capital Dhaka, local media reported.
Latest News
Brigitte Bardot, face of French cinema and a defiant global icon, dies at 91
Bangladesh: Police claim Hadi’s killer fled to India
Candle march demands justice for Tripura student killed in Dehradun, leaders slam 'racial attack'
Indian-origin man’s death sparks Musk’s scathing attack on Canada’s health system
