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Parents protest in Karachi to search for 7-year-old Hindu girl who is missing for 3 years

Karachi (Pakistan) – The family of Priya Kumari, a Hindu girl who went missing in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province in 2021, and rights activists have called on provincial authorities to ensure her release and sought a clear deadline in this regard. The parents of a Hindu girl (who went missing from Pakistan’s Sindh province) staged a protest in Karachi demanding that she be found and brought back.

Seven-year-old Kumari went missing in Sindh’s Sukkur on 19th August 2021 while enjoying a sorbet during the Muharram Ashura procession near her home in Sangar near Sukkur in South Sindh province, Pakistan. Tired of searching for her, her father Raj Kumar Pal and mother Veena Kumari protested at the famous 3 Talwar in the Clifton area of ​​Karachi. His purpose was to remind people that his daughter had not yet been found. “We have been assured again that they are looking for our daughter and will find her soon,” said father Raj Kumar Pal. After this assurance, the protests were called off.

Editorial Perspectives

  • This is the situation of Hindu girls in Pakistan. It is the misfortune of the Hindus in Pakistan that no one raises their voices about this !
  • This is the situation of minority Hindus in Pakistan as no one in Pakistan is progressive, secular or believers of all religions are equal. On the contrary, the situation of minority Muslims in India is better than Hindus because of progressives, secularists or all religions are equal believers !

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