27 Hindus seek asylam in India due to kidnapping, ransom demand and target
killing in Pakistan.
Wake up Hindus! It has started to happen in India. Pundits were kicked out of
J&K with no word from our government. Hindus are being killed, temples
ransacked, and families are being displaced in West Bengal due to increased
majority Muslims by infiltration from Bangladesh. Sharia laws are being enforced
in Deoband with the active support of Sonia government. Muslims are running wild
against Hindus, and even Christians, in Kerala, Hyderabad, and other places.
We are amazed at the apathy of Hindus at this looming danger to India. Please
read the story of atrocities against Hindus in Pakistan.
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Over 2 dozen Pak Hindu families seek asylum in India
Indo-Asian News Service, Updated: December 27, 2010 14:41 IST
Islamabad: More than two dozen Hindu families in Pakistan have sought political
asylum in India after an increase in cases of kidnapping for ransom and target
killings of the members of their community in Balochistan province, an official
said.
The Hindu families have approached the Indian high commission here for visa and
political asylum. They cited the increase in abductions for ransom and target
killings as their reason for wanting to go to India.
Saeed Ahmed Khan, the regional director for the federal ministry of human
rights, shared the information at a seminar on "Provincial Conference on
Balochistan Crisis" here Sunday, the Dawn reported on Monday.
Khan said that Hindus have been living in Balochistan for centuries, but in
recent weeks several members of the minority community had been kidnapped or
murdered, forcing them to seek asylum in India.
"As many as 27 Hindu families from Balochistan have sent applications to the
Indian embassy (sic) for asylum in India," he was quoted as saying.
The official said this was a matter of great concern and urged the government to
take immediate measures to improve the law and order situation in Balochistan.
The ministry of human rights statistics also show there has been large-scale
violation of human rights in Balochistan and people are being abducted for
ransom.
National Party's vice president Ishaq Baloch said Baloch youths have become
frustrated as they had been denied rights and their national identity had not
been recognised.
Abdul Khaliq Hazara, chairman of the Hazara Democratic Party, blamed "hidden
hands" for the poor law and order situation in Balochistan. He said over 100
groups involved in kidnappings for ransom were active in Balochistan.
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Story first published:
December 27, 2010 13:12 IST
Tags: asylum, crime, Hindu, India, minority, Pakistan
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