Hindus in Pakistan are facing extreme notoriety of abduction and forceful religious conversion. According to media reports, protests have begun in Pakistan over the forced conversion of a 14-year-old Hindu girl who was abducted from a village by four Muslim men. Following the abduction, she was forced into religious conversion and was “forcibly married to her abductor, who is a Muslim”.
The girl’s grieving mother joined the protest to demand an immediate law against the abduction and forced religious conversion of minor Hindu girls, an occurrence that is virtually ignored by authorities in Pakistan, since Hindu girls are infidels. Children of these marriages are, of course, raised Muslim, so that if one of these women has four children, each abduction results in there being five more Muslims.
According to media reports, in Pakistan, over one thousand Hindu and Christian women are forcibly converted to Islam every year. Within a 24-hour-period of a particular day alone, three incidents of the kidnapping of Hindu girls and their forcible conversion to Islam took place in Pakistan.
Pakistan needs an uprising on the order of what is happening in Iran, in order to free infidel girls from abuse by Muslims, as well as to stop the persecution of Christians by means of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws. Christians are frequently accused of blasphemy over a dispute with a Muslim neighbor; some have been jailed and face execution. Accused blasphemers are sometimes also hunted by rabid mobs, and their families are also in danger. To report on these human rights abuses renders one “Islamophobic”. Never mind the suffering victims.
According to a report published in the Firstpost, Muslims make up to 97 per cent of Pakistan’s population, while Hindus are around 2 per cent, of which nearly 90 per cent of them reside in Sindh province bordering India.
As per data by rights groups, on an average, nearly, 1,000 minority girls are abducted and forcefully converted to Islam.
In Pakistan, on an average, three minor Hindu girls abducted on daily basis
Hindu rights activist Mahesh Vasu, in a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), detailed list of “genocide and persecution of Hindus in Pakistan duly reported by the Regional TV News in the month of September 2022.”
Vasu said that on an average three minor Hindu girls are abducted on a daily basis, gang-raped, filmed naked, tortured, forcibly converted to Islam and married to their abductor in Pakistan.
He further said that in September 2022 alone, there were two cases of abduction, gang-rape, forced conversion and marriage at gunpoint in Pakistan. Both the victims are mothers.
