Hindus in Pakistan

Hindus today are merely 2% of the country's population, most of whom live in rural Sindh. They are consistently in a state of perpetual fear of extremist elements.

The HRCP pointed out that kidnapping of Hindus and extortion is rampant in Sindh, Pakistan, forcing them to migrate to India.

The incident has caused outrage and fear among local Hindus. Kalyan also expressed concerns over the atrocities faced by Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Pakistan rescues a minor Muslim from from marriage to a 72 year old man, but the admin and courts in the country don't treat minor Hindu girls similarly

In Karachi, a 16-year-old Hindu girl was kidnapped by Sameer Ali, who forcefully converted her to Islam. forced to sign affidavit saying she is 19 and married her

Pakistani administrative officials claimed that they were unaware that there was any temple at this place even though land records show its existence.

A panel of experts from the UN issued a statement in Geneva and slammed Pakistan for the forced marriages and religious conversions of Christian and Hindu women in Pakistan.

Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) has also strongly condemned the religious persecutions of minorities in Pakistan and urged the next government to bring legislation of equal status for all communities.

Parkash was the first woman from Buner to file nomination papers for the upcoming general seat elections. She hopes to run for office on the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) ticket. Her father, retired doctor Oam Parkash, had been an active member of the party for the past 35 years.

The affidavit further mentions that the victim's parents wanted to marry their daughter off to some other person, however, she refused the comply and was adamant about marrying the accused Sajid Hussain.