New Delhi: Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson has once again made baseless allegations against India on the rights of minorities. However, the reality is that the situation of Hindu, Sikh and Christian minorities in Pakistan itself is getting worse. There are not only their lives and property attacks, but forced conversion and kidnapping incidents have also become common.
India’s tough answer
India Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar discussed the pathetic condition of minorities in Pakistan in the Lok Sabha. He clarified that India cannot change the mindset of such a neighboring country, whose thinking is full of fanaticism and fanaticism. They said that
“Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi also could not change Pakistan’s thinking, and the situation remains the same even today.”
Pakistan’s hands are stained with blood of minorities
S. Jaishankar told in the Lok Sabha that
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In February, there were 10 attacks on Hindus, 10 on Sikhs and 1 on Christians.
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Minorities are implicated in kidnapping, forced conversion and false blasphemy cases.
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The police took barbaric action against the students playing Holi.
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Many incidents of harassment of people of Ahmadiyya community also came to light.
Response of minorities in Pakistan
Hindu, Sikh, Christian and Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan are constantly falling victim to harassment. There
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Forced conversion,
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Attacks on temples and gurudwaras,
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Fake blasphemy cases,
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Kidnapping and forced marriage of minority girls has become common.
Reports suggest that the population of Hindus and Sikhs in Pakistan is rapidly decreasing, as they are either forced to accept Islam or to leave the country.
India’s strict policy
Jaishankar said that the Government of India is keeping a close watch on the situation of minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh. India will continue to raise these matters on the United Nations and other international forums so that the world will know the truth of Pakistan.
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