3 Hindu sisters in Pak's Sindh forced to marry their abductors
Three Hindu sisters in Pakistan's Sindh province forced to marry Muslim men who kidnapped and converted them to Islam | World News
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Three Hindu sisters in Pakistan's Sindh province forced to marry Muslim men who kidnapped and converted them to Islam | World News
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The majority of Pak's Hindu population is settled in Sindh province where they share culture, traditions and language with Muslim residents.
Hindu daughters abducted and forcibly converted in Pakistan's Sindh province. Minority rights group raises concern over the ongoing issue
Three sisters in Pakistan's Sindh province were forcibly married to the Muslim men who had first kidnapped them and later converted them to Islam, as per a leading minority rights group in the country. According to the head of Pakistan Darewar Itehad, Shiva Kachhi, the incident occurred in Sindh's Dharki area where Chandni, Roshni and Parmesh Kumari, daughters of a Hindu businessman, Leela Ram, were first kidnapped and then forcibly converted to Islam. "The conversion was performed by one Pir Javed Ahmed Qadri and later they were also married to Muslim men," he said.