@KDSindhi
Another day, another #Hindu girl forcibly converted
Chandri Kolhi from Noukot, Mirpurkhas, was abducted, converted & married to Allah Dino.
Her innocent face can tell how old she could be!
I fail to understand why right-wing parties don't want to support a law to stop this?
Chandri Kolhi from Noukot, Mirpurkhas, was abducted, converted & married to Allah Dino.
Her innocent face can tell how old she could be!
I fail to understand why right-wing parties don't want to support a law to stop this?
9:32 PM - 17 Oct 2019
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan believes that more than 20 Hindu girls are kidnapped every month.
Rinkle Kumari was 16 years’ old when she was abducted, allegedly forcibly converted, and married to her kidnapper.
Rinkle Kumari was 16 years’ old when she was abducted, allegedly forcibly converted, and married to her kidnapper.
Twice she wept and pleaded to go back home to her parents. Once before the civil court, and then, before the Supreme Court when it took up a pending petition on forced conversions initiated by the Pakistan Hindu Council.
However, despite this, when the Supreme Court reassembled after a lengthy adjournment to hear the case, Kumari had somehow changed her statement and then accepted that she had changed her religion and married of her own free will.
No proceedings ever tried to inquire into what happened to change her mind, but we can all guess, with a high degree of certainty, that her kidnappers coerced her (a bare reading of the case history shows this).
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PPP Legislators Under Criticism As Forced Conversion Bill Rejected In Sindh Assembly
This is the second time a bill against forced conversions has failed to completely go through in the Sindh Assembly. In November 2016, the Sindh Assembly had introduced a bill of a similar nature after complaints of forced conversions by the Hindu community.
A report in Express Tribune quoted a senior official of the Sindh government as saying that after the bill was passed in 2016, Jamaat-e-Islami leader Sirajul Haq met with PPP co-chairperson Asif Ali Zardari and conveyed the grievances of religious parties and the Council of Islamic Ideology.
Subsequently, the PPP leadership sent a message to Sindh Governor Justice (Retd) Saeeduzaman Siddiqui, asking him not to ratify the bill.
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