Imagine living in fear of being killed every single day….This is the life story of every minority in Islamic state of Pakistan #MinoritiesInPakistan#persecution
Hindus in Pakistan face a plethora of problems in their day to day functioning, especially those in South Punjab. There are also growing problems of forced conversions and marriage that they face. We look into the lives of Hindus in South Punjab to voice their unheard narratives and the conditions that they live in, and help identify how this situation can be bettered for them.
The Hindu community in the desert region fears for its faith, and with good reason. UMERKOT: “When a girl is brought before a qazi for conversion to Islam, the qazi must comply immediately. If he delaysRead More
A 15 years old helpless Hindu girl namely Raveeta D/O Satram Das of village Varnhariyo Taluka Nangar District Tharparkar Sindh had kidnapped by their political rivals and extremists and they raped and forcefully converted herRead More
Mina left her house to visit her sister. Two days later her body was found in the wheat fields. “You should leave my house as soon as possible,” 55-year-old M Bhagri insists. “If someone sawRead More
Another Hindu girl Tulsi Meghwar, (12 years old) became the victim of kidnapped and rapped from local Muslims Asif and another man in Mirpurkhas, Sindh Pakistan. She is not only the minority in Sindh who hasRead More
Members of the Hindu and Baloch communities in the US have strongly condemned the arrest of a 35-year-old Hindu man in Pakistan over alleged blasphemy and sought intervention of the State Department. Prakash Kumar, aRead More
A constant shadow of threat looms large over Hindu residents of an informal settlement in Mehmoodabad since the area’s influential locals started pressurising them to evacuate the locality. The settlement named Basti Guru Bagh, whichRead More
Parkash Kumar an innocent Hindu from Lasbela ,Balochistan was false charged of blasphemy . He is under arrest in police custody but today all extremist mobs came in Hub choki and demanding that Pirkash shouldRead More
Sixteen-year-old Sita was picking cotton in the fields of Darshi Kohli near Samaro, Sindh. Like many other Hindus in rural Pakistan, she along with her parents worked on land owned by a Muslim family. HerRead More
In yet another case of an attack on the minority Hindu community in Pakistan, a temple in Sindh was desecrated by unknown vandals. Pakistan’s small Hindu community has always lived under the threat of attacks and suppression. A number of historic temples across the country have been attacked and had their land taken away.
Karachi, April 29, 2017: Police have registered cases of blasphemy and terrorism against unidentified men for smashing idols at a Hindu temple in Sindh. The broken idols were found in a sewerage line on Saturday morning.
Lal Meheshwri, the minority councillor of the Gharo Town Committee in Thatta District, told BBC Urdu that he had been working late at the temple while preparing it for a monthly religious service which would have been held on Friday.
“Someone seems to have entered the temple between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. When worshippers came in the morning for prayers, the idols were missing. This is the first time that that such a thing has happened in the temple’s history,” he said, Pakistan Today reported.
Adviser to the Sindh Chief Minister on Minority Affairs Dr Khatto Mal said he has asked the police and the district administration to register a case with the state as the complainant and to include terrorism clauses in the FIR. He said the vandals would be arrested and punished according to the law.
Thatta SSP Fida Hussain Mastoi told the BBC Urdu that the case would be investigated from all aspects.
Gharo is situated along the National Highway some 60 kilometres from Karachi. About 2,000 Meheshwri, Dewan and Harijan families, who are Hindus, live here. (IANS)
“I have left no stone unturned in search for my family, who were abducted in broad daylight from a farm in Jhuddo taluka in Mirpurkhas district in 1998. I have gone to police, to eldersRead More
A 23-year-old student of Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan was killed and another seriously injured by a vigilante mob for allegedly “publishing blasphemous content online”, local police said Thursday.
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Mardan’s Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Mohammad Alam Shinwari said the deceased student, Mashal, had been accused of running Facebook pages “which allegedly published blasphemous content”.
Rehman, the caretaker, said Khan was alive when the police arrived, but that they did not approach the hostel until it was too late.
“They could have easily saved his life but they stood away from the mob … I heard one officer say it’s good that they sent this non-believer to hell,” he said.
blasphemy laws, which allow the death penalty in some cases, are often misused to oppress minorities.
Remember that Pakistan is a nation where the law says blasphemers may be executed. The murder comes just weeks after two Pakistani atheists, Ayaz Nizami and Rana Noman, were arrested for posting their thoughts about religion on online forums.
There is no difference between ISIS and these Pakistani Islamist religious people, they all have same motive and share same book ‘Quran’! who I beleive is the source of all these killings and violences. Pakistan would never be peacefull untill this religious drug being washed out from every people mind!
New Delhi: A post is going viral on social media claiming that a Hindu student was forced to submit a written apology over celebrating Holi on the campus of a Pakistani university. The alleged incidentRead More
“Sindh has been victim of Pakistan’s war mongering and Islamist agenda from day one of formation.” At the conference hosted by the World Sindhi Congress (WSC) at the United Nations Human Rights Council in GenevaRead More
For those who don’t know Veerji Kohli, watch the video. If Human Rights Defenders like him are being stopped from doing their work by involving them in fake murder cases, we all need to take a stand. FreeVeerji Justice for Pakistani Hindus!
