1265 Teenage Hindu Girls Abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married to Muslims in Pakistan – Raj Kumar Wanjara, Human Rights Activists

1265 Teenage Hindu Girls Abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married to Muslims in Pakistan – Raj Kumar Wanjara, Human Rights Activists

Two Human Rights Activists Raj Kumar Wanjara and Asad  Chandio  from Sind who were on a visit to New York were honored  in New York in an upscale  restaurant on April 22nd by Indian American Intellectuals Forum, Justice for Hindus, Satya Narayan Mandir, Overseas Sindhu Sabha, Sindhi Hindu Association,  Alliance of Sindhi Associations and other groups.

Addressing the meeting Raj Kumar  Wanjara said that  in Pakistan  conditions of Hindus  is going from bad to worse.   Unprecedented atrocities are being heaped on Hindus.   Last year 1265 Hindu girls were abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married to Muslim men.   20 Hindu temples were demolished and set on fire.  Several Hindu businessmen were abducted,  falsely charged under blasphemy  law and put in jail without any trial.   According to Pakistan Human Rights Commission, around 25 Hindu girls are abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married to Muslims every month.

Pakistan is a living hell for Hindus.  Because of atrocities, Hindu population in Pakistan which was about 22% at the time of Partition of India has been reduced to 1.85%.

“We will appreciate very much if you could kindly  bring the issue of  atrocities on Hindus  to the attention of  Human Rights Groups,  Congressmen and Senators in this country,” appealed Raj Kumar and Asad Chandio.

Here are some pictures:

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From Left to Right:  Standing:  Jagdish Kakwani, Moolchand Bhatia, Narain Kataria, Ram Suchdev, Subhash Pahlwani, Dr. Nand Panjwani, Arish Sahani, Vincent Bruno, Lal Motwani, Sri Sidhwani

Sitting, Thakur Nagrani, Raj Kumar Wanjara, Asad Chandio, and Mohini Sarin.

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Raj Kumar Wanjara speaking before the community leaders.

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Asad Chandio speaking before community leaders

 

 

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Source: WHN Media Network