The women’s unit of the local Hindu organization in Muzaffarnagar has issued a campaign and warning regarding Karva Chauth. The organization alleges that some non -people youths spread ‘love jihad’ by applying henna to women on the occasion of Karva Chauth; On this, he has talked about running identity campaign and action.

The Kranti Sena Mahila Morcha of Muzaffarnagar organized a mehndi camp at the city office today. During the program, the workers of the Morcha also worshiped Lath and said that just before Karva Chauth, she will conduct identity campaign at mehndi stalls in the district. She says that she will check the Aadhaar card or identity card to identify the youth applying mehndi so that it can be ensured that the person applying the mehndi is not of non -community.

What does the District President of Kranti Sena Mahila Morcha say?

In his statement, District President of Kranti Sena Mahila Morcha Poonam Chaudhary said that, we have celebrated the festival of Karva Chauth today. Also, all women have been given free mehndi here. We have also given suits to girls as a gift and have also given them money.

He further said that we have also worshiped Lath here on our behalf. Lath Pujan was done because some young men are trying to spread ‘love jihad’. Our camps that are being organized there, some Muslim community boys apply mehndi to our Hindu women. Love Jihad spreads love to eliminate love jihad.

Poonam further told that if a non-community youth found on the spot, we will take action with sticks there. Only Hindus can apply mehndi to Hindu women. Even before, he has spread love jihad.

Poonam Chaudhary accused

Meanwhile, he has told that those people tie the kalava in their hands and apply tilak and call themselves Hindus. This time we will also check their ID so that we know that it is a boy of the Muslim community.

The district president further said that with the pretext of applying mehndi with our women, this love spreads jihad. During this time a team of 10-10 women has been formed. Jest will also remain, Bittu Sikheda will be with the district president and we will treat him on the spot from the sticks. If he does not listen to us, then we will take help of the administration. The police will also give information about this first. This time, LIU will also be informed, this time we are checking here, identity campaign will be started from tomorrow morning.

Pakistan hindu woman: A woman from the minority Hindu community in Pakistan was allegedly kidnapped and forcibly confessed to Islam and a Muslim person was married. The woman’s family has claimed this. The family of the hijacked woman appealed to the government and officials on Wednesday (May 28) to recover her from Dighari area of ​​Mirpurkhas in South Sindh province.

The woman’s husband and her four children came to the office of ‘Darwar Ittehad Pakistan’ in Mirpurkhas to file a case. Shiva Kachi, head of the NGOs, who raised voice for the welfare and rights of minorities, especially Hindus, said that the woman was kidnapped, then she was forcibly confessed to Islam and she was married to a Muslim person named Shahbaz Khashkheli.

Serious allegations against police
Shiva Kachi, head of the government organization, said, “The police has not yet registered an FIR and is not cooperating. Now we will turn to the court. ”The woman’s husband told that last week Shahbaz Khakkheli and his people abducted his wife from the house. He said, “Two days later, he took him to a religious place and converted him and got him confessed to Islam and then Khashkheli married him without his will or consent.” Is this justice with minorities in Pakistan? ”

Shock on religious freedom
The issue of conversion in Pakistan has been controversial for years. The incidents of forcibly converting minor and married Hindu women and getting married in particular are becoming common. International human rights organizations have also raised this issue many times, but no concrete steps have been taken by the Government of Pakistan. In 2019, a bill was introduced against forcible conversion in Sindh Assembly, but it was rejected under pressure from radical forces. This makes it clear that religious freedom in Pakistan is just a pretense.