The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has a few contacts in both Pakistan and Bangladesh. In fact, we have been conducting seven Bala Samskar Kendras in Bangladesh until recently. The fate of another Hindu girl in Pakistan. There are thousands of examples of atrocities against Hindus in Pakistan every day. It is no surprise to the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation; we hear such stories almost every day. Every time we reach our partners in Pakistan, we hear a horror story. Even with very limited resources, it is a huge and risky effort to reach these families. It would be a repeat for victim families and our team, also.
Here is another girl who is not even 11 years old who got abducted, snatched from her parents, isolated, humiliated, and converted to Islam. After a week of heavy torture and conversion, they forced her to marry a 28-year-old Muslim. Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has collected all information, including the name of the victim, village, place of torture, masjid she was forced to marry, but we cannot dare to reveal and risk another family. All this happened in Mirpur Khas, a city in Pakistan. God knows
Where Human rights and barking communists are, and it is a shame that those who support Pakistan and their culture. During marriage, they falsely mentioned the girl's age as 19 years, and there is no age proof for this poor girl to defend herself.
The Hindu population has declined to less than one percent and is almost extinct. On 26th February, Pakistan’s Human Rights Commission (HRCP) released its new report on the country's human rights situation. The report, “Under Siege: Freedom of Religion or Belief in 2023/24,” gave a dark account of increasing violence, forced conversions, and institutionalized discrimination against Pakistan’s Hindus, particularly in Sindh province.
Violence against Hindus in Pakistan includes mob violence, temple desecration, targeted kidnappings, and forced conversion of Hindu girls. The report highlights how the judicial process in Pakistan, extremist elements, and the inaction of government officials have placed Hindus in a seriously vulnerable position with little chance of justice.
Forced conversion of Hindu girls continues to be one of the gravest problems in Pakistan. The HRCP report says that districts such as Ghotki, Umerkot, and Tharparkar are Hindu abduction hubs. Most of the victims are underage girls who are abducted, coerced into conversion to Islam, and wedded to Muslim men in the guise of “voluntary conversions.”.
For the last two weeks, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has been trying aggressively to reach the victim's family, who have already fled to save their remaining family. We hope to help as much as we can. Please don't be under the impression that you are safe sitting comfortably in India, the USA, or Europe.