Sindh’s Hindus are suffering the most due to Pakistan Floods 2022
Hindu Sindh Foundation (HSF), a non-profit, progressive humanitarian charity organization based in the USA that strives to work for the betterment and uplifting of the deprived vulnerable communities in Sindh, Pakistan, is currently doing relief work in the most affected areas of Sindh, providing food and basic need items to Pakistani’s minority Hindu community which is suffering the most.
A food relief camp at Hyderabad bypass, Sindh was organized by Hindu Sindh Foundation and Pakistan Hindu Seva Welfare Trust. An HSF female volunteer team has started visiting all Sindh flood-affected areas to deliver female toilets, kids items, food and basic needs for flood-affected families. One of the biggest problems female Hindus are facing is lack of toilets in the relief camps.
The HSF is raising funds for their relief operation work and conducted an online zoom meeting with the affected people from Pakistan on September 4, 2022. Talking with president Sanjesh Dhanja, social workers and residents shared their grievances and their concerns. You can read HSF’s flood relief appeal here.
Around 95% Hindu community is affected by the floods, most of them are laborers, peasants, and field workers, whose main source of income has been destroyed, and they are left with nothing. With fields destroyed, they have even lost the stock of food they had to get them through the rest of the year. They don’t have any land to their name and are in desperate need of help from the government.
Flood-stricken people sounded off about not receiving ration and drinking water at Badin-Mirpurkhas road.
"We run behind the cars, loaded with ration, but we are not receiving anything thing," said affectee. She showed the scratches on her leg & arm because of running behind car. pic.twitter.com/FTvQks7qBb— The Rise News (@Therisenews_) September 7, 2022
A journalist who reported on the plight of Hindu Bhagri community who were expelled from a government relief camp in Ghotki, Sindh has been arrested. In a video shared by activists, the poor people could be seen pleading for help. “We have been expelled for being Hindus. They have refused to provide us with food and water. They think we are not the victims of floods. Where will we go now? How are children supposed to survive”, a woman was heard saying.
Hare Rama Foundation director, Ramesh Jaipal, shared resources and ways how people from all over the world can help and contribute to the relief operations going on. The HSF has also set up a relief fund to continue its rescue operations in the affected areas.
Help the Hindu community reel from the effects of floods by donating.
Please donate generously by clicking on the following link: https://hindusindhfoundation.org/donation/
You also can donate to HSF through Zella: hindusindhfoundation@gmail.com
Donors will get a tax-exempt receipt via email.
You can also donate using the below GoFund link:
