Two Hindu minors broke down in tears in front of the court in Pakistan's Sindh province. About they are two sisters. Allegedly, two girls named Sita and Rupi aged 13 and 14 respectively were kidnapped. They were forcefully converted to Islam despite being of Kachchi Kolhi tribe. Then she got married to Amjad Solangi and Mansoor Solangi. They appealed to the court to return it to their parents. The Pakistani judge was not moved by the pathetic appeal of the two girls. He ordered to send them to the government home. After that, the two girls broke down in tears outside the court.
Pakistani journalist and social activist Veengas posted a video. Where seen, 2 minors are seen holding their hands and pleading, 'Please let us go home.' This incident raises new questions about the repression of minorities in Pakistan. Journalists of neighboring countries and several organizations protecting minority rights are raising their voices. Veengas also said that “another 14-year-old Hindu girl named Pansy Kohli” was abducted from Tando Allahyar on September 9. Pakistani journalist's sensational claim that “six Hindu girls” have been abducted and converted to Islam in Sindh district in the last 10 days.
Most of the Hindu population of Pakistan lives in Sindh province. There are allegations of abduction, conversion and marriage of Hindu girls to Muslim men one after the other. Most at risk are girls from poor families in marginal Kol, Bhil and Meghwar communities. Because the police, courts, law bar politicians, who do not stand by their side is the complaint. Even these backward communities are almost deprived of the right to vote or the opportunity of political participation!
Hundreds of young Hindu women in Pakistan are victims of abduction, forced conversion and forced marriage, according to Amnesty International. The human rights group has alleged continued discrimination against Pakistani Hindus—including attacks on temples and businesses and blasphemy. In most cases, they complain that the administration does not listen to their complaints.