Islamic Nationality for Hindus in Pakistan but in Reality Citizens without State..

November 14, 2016
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Conditions of Hindus in Pakistan
featured, Hindu Genocide, hindus persecution, Pakistani Hindu Refugees, Religious Persecution of Sindhi Minority, Sindhi Hindus

That Pakistan is for Muslims alone; the ideology of Pakistan is deeply interlinked with faith; and that the students should take the path of war and martyrdom. All these are then put under the umbrella of the ‘ideology of Pakistan’. Hatred against Hindus continue till today in Pakistan,in fact its been over a decade but Hindus struggling to get their basic human rights in Islamic country! why they have been forced flee their motherland and apply for shelter in neighbour country India where uncertainty ahead..

The BJP-led Indian government’s decision to mull the possibility of simplifying citizenship rules for Hindus from Pakistan serves as welcome proof that migration is not a licence to oppress or commit genocide. If the views of an artist in Congo are anything to go by, a refugee is someone who refused to be oppressed and should be treated with dignity. Hindus, who have endured religious persecution in Pakistan, have often sought refuge across the border. But the situation on the other side of the Line of Control cannot be viewed through rose-tinted spectacles either. Joblessness, official neglect and a searing lack of trust continue to hold sway.

“There are reports that a huge number of Pakistani Hindu minority community citizens have been compelled to seek shelter in India due to the ever-increasing trends of religious persecution or fear of religious persecution or forcible conversion, fanatic religious fundamentalism, terrorism and especially, kidnapping for forced marriage of young Hindu girls, rapes of Hindu women, for ransom, violence, including harassment by law enforcement agencies, murders and various other criminalized tactics in Pakistan.” This isaccording to various international human rights organisations.

“These kinds of acts have also made other minority communities (such as – Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, Ahmedi and Christian) more vulnerable to be easily victimized by those atrocities, thus are frightened and continue fleeing outside to save their lives,” an Indian Home Ministry official said.

In Delhi State, around January, 2016, a group of 40 to 50 Pakistani Hindu Refugees took shelter near the forest area of Bhati Mines that is situated just back side of Sanjay Gandhi Colony and Sanjay Gandhi Colony police chowki (that is, Police Post). Local people called it a Pakistani Mohalla (that is, Pakistani Locality). These Hindu Refugees, who have been living in about 10 to 15 tents (locally called – Jughhis) are passing their lives in pathetic conditions. However, most of them work in various adjacent areas either as daily wage labourers or as construction workers to pass their lives.

According to Seemant Lok Sangathan, a Non Governmental Organisation (NGO), based in Indian Rajasthan State, which is fighting for the rights of Pakistani Hindus, “These Pakistani Hindus are belonging to various castes like – the Meghwal, Bhil, Sansi, Jogi, Odh, Rajput, Brahmin, Mali, Rabari, Sonar, Jat, Nai, Darzi, etcetera. However, a major chunk of them resided in the district of Tharparkar, while the others are in the districts of Umerkot, Mirpur Khas, Hyderabad in Sindh Province, Rahimyar Khan and Bahawalpur in Punjab Province of Pakistan. Most of them were in fact not only landless Dalit or Tribal but also very poor and illiterate.”

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According to Hindu Singh Sodha, the president of Universal Just Action Society or Seemant Lok Sangathan, “Pakistani Hindus are the single largest minority in Pakistan and form about 1.60% to 2.00% of the total population as per Census Report, 1998. Almost 1,20,000 Pakistani Hindus are now living in India and approximately 1,000 are migrating to India annually in the hope of Indian citizenship. However, as per the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), India hosts a total of 1,85,118 refugees and 3,518 asylum seekers as of January, 2012. Though, Pakistani Hindus account for nearly 1,10,000. A majority is known to live in various parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat States and while some have been given citizenship, many others are forced to continuously renew their visas.”