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UNCERTAIN FUTURE: Hindu girls in Pakistan live in daily fear. Rinkle Kumari   was sobbing before the supreme court of Pakistan that she wants to   go with her parents , but still she was returned to her rapist captors in Pakistan, not to her parents--against her wish. Whether the Hindu girl wanted it or not, she was forced to become Faryal Shah Five years later, after at least 1,500 such cases of abductions at gunpoint and forced conversions of Hindu girls, mostly minors, yet another case: Aarti Kumari Sharma, 20, is now Mehwish. But she has not been produced in court even once since her abduction, forced conversion and marriage within 24 hours nearly five months back, her uncle Kishore Kumar told Hinglaj Mata News. Aarti Sharma, a school teacher, was abducted while she was returning home after school in Khairpur on Saturday, September 9, last year. The very next day, a Sunday, Maulvi Mama Asadullah of the Jamiya Masjid and Al Jamiya Al Islamiya Aizazul Uloom reli

A Poem by Ahmar Mustikhan Against Abduction, Conversion and Wedding of Aarti Kumari Sharma, 20, by Sindhi Muslim goons in Khairpur Sindh, on September 9, 2017. Despite a court appeal of the victim family, she has not been produced in court yet. Today My Daughter Aarti was Raped My tears flow as if blood gushing out of heart, For today my beautiful daughter was raped. They came with guns in the dead of night, Tied me and Aarti’s mom as we begged them to let her go. They said Allahu Akbar we come here to make her Muslim, Like their mom’s paramour bin Qasim did with Dahir’s daughter. At dawn break, mullah came with boy shit on his shalwar, As the rapist slapped my baby to order: say Laa Illa. I see the blood of rape on Sindh land everywhere, I hear my daughter’s sobs in winter rains. Muslim men of Sindh, so-called Hajis, Are dirty like semen on an old whore’s bed Is it a sin to follow Bhagwan in Cluster Fuckistan, if it is let me say J

Aarti Kumari Sharma, 20, abducted, forced to convert and  is now a sex slave in the hands of her captors. A PPP  member of parliament, Nawab Ali Wassan, helped abduct the Hindu girl. Kishore Sharma, uncle of an abducted Hindu girl in Khairpur, who has been made a sex slave in Pakistan, met with former navy officer and congressman, Pete Olson, seeking his help to free his niece from the clutches of her captors. On September 9, Arti Kumari Sharma, a 20 year-old Hindu woman and school teacher, was on her way home when Ammer Wassan, a local landlord, kidnapped her at gunpoint. Wassan's relative Nawab Ali Wassan belongs to the Pakistan People's Party of former president Asif Ali Zardari.  The  Hindu woman was engaged to be married in November, but was abducted, forced to convert to Islam and married to a man she didn’t know. "Arti was taken to a mosque where she was forcibly converted to Islam and engaged to be married, against her will, to a man named Amir Bux. She

File picture of PHC joint wedding ceremony from 2017. KARACHI: Pakistan Hindu Council is organizing 10th annual combined marriages event at the YMCA Ground opposite Governor House Karachi on Sunday at 6 pm, according to a Press release of the PHC. This PHC patron-in-chief Dr Ramesh Kumar Vankwani ,  who is also chairman of national assembly standing committee on Statistics,  in a press statement Saturday said  that 82 couples will enter the wedlock in a colorful cultural ceremony. He announced that this year Pakistan Hindu Council is also celebrating 10th anniversary of successful combined marriages ceremonies. "Dignitaries will also be present on the occasion to bless the couples," he said.  Dr Vankwani said that strong social bonds are developed among the participants on this occasion as they celebrate their big day in a joint gathering.The PHC will also provide financial support to the newly-wed couples, rickshaws to deserving men and sewing machines to po

Shankar Meghwar, human rights defender, speaking at a rally. "We want to be equal citizen because we live in 21st century not in 17th century," the young Hindu lawyer and human rights defender says. " Lets demand equality." Shankar Meghwar says h istory of Pakistan is witness that lawlessness has brought colossal damage and destruction, leading to blatant criminal activities and made our society very atrocious, merciless. He believes citizens have become mentally and physically sick because of the socio-political environment of injustices. "Above all, our social and economic sectors become poor and unstable, and even religious and moral values are dying," the young Hindu lawyer laments. "It seems as we are traveling back to era of ignorance." To know why Meghwar is saying that, read here .

The slogan in my mind on that day as usual was: Kashmir will forever remain Hindustan (Kashmir rahay ga Hindustan). It was an interesting event at the Georgetown University when I first saw Omar Abdullah for the first time almost three years ago. Had it not been for the fact that he was chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, just like his father and his grandfather, he could have easily been mistaken for a middle-aged but fit Caucasian guy working on the South Asia desk of the State Department in Foggy Bottom, Washington DC. But what Omar Abdullah said at the Gaston Hall of Georgetown University that day was spookier than the senseless Jesuit Cemetery of Catholic clergymen right in the middle of the campus. “For any solution to work, we first have to recognize that there can be no further transfer of territory between either of the two countries, which means you take the Line of Control and recognize it as an (international) border,” Abdullah said. “If you de-recognize Line of C

Washington, DC   — Leaders of the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) cautiously welcomed the news that the Trump Administration was backtracking from its proposal to deny extensions of H-1B visas to green card applicants awaiting approval. If implemented this policy change would have triggered the deportation of more than a half million Indian IT workers currently holding H-1B visas. Read full news here

This is a day of selfless service to maintain and improve our grounds and services. Range of work varies and might be indoors or out involving physical or mental tasks. We meet in front of the bookshop at 9 am, break for noon meditation in the temple before enjoying lunch in the monastery with the monks and nuns. For more info contact Vedanta Society of Southern California at:  1946 Vedanta Place Hollywood, CA 90068 (323) 465-7114 hollywood@vedanta.org