The abduction of four Hindu women and girls in Pakistan, including three minors, has once again put the safety of Hindu women in the country under scrutiny and drawn attention to the vulnerability of Pakistan’s Hindu minority, particularly women and girls in Sindh, where rights groups have documented repeated allegations of abduction, forced conversion and forced marriage. The latest cases from Sindh again involve allegations of abduction, forced conversion and marriage, with one minor reportedly still missing.
According to a complaint filed by her brother, 21-year-old Shirimati Reeta from Khipro in Sanghar district disappeared from her home during the night of August 23–24. Her family alleged that unidentified people took her from the house, along with mobile phones and valuables. Sanghar police registered a case, and the family subsequently alleged that Reeta had been taken to Gujranwala in Punjab.
The family alleged that Reeta was pressured to convert to Islam and marry a Muslim man identified as Nazeer Hussain. Punjab police later located her and produced her before a magistrate. Police sought to place her in a government shelter, but Reeta told the court that she wanted to return to her family. The magistrate recorded her statement and allowed her to leave with her brother.
In another case reported in early September, the family of two Hindu sisters from Tando Allahyar, identified in reports as Sita and Rupi, aged 13 and 14, alleged that the girls had been abducted, converted to Islam and married to two Muslim men identified as Amjad Solangi and Mansoor Solangi. Authorities later produced the sisters before a court in Tando Allahyar, but instead of returning the girls immediately to their parents, the court ordered authorities to take them to a safe house. Video footage circulated after the hearing showed the girls apparently pleading to be allowed to return home. Minority-rights activists called for independent verification of their ages and for the girls to receive independent legal assistance. The latest available reports indicate that authorities have kept them in protective custody rather than returning them to their family.
Shortly after the incident involving Sita and Rupi, a third case emerged from Tando Allahyar. This time, unknown assailants abducted 14-year-old Pansi Kolhi from Ashfaq Town on the night of September 9. Her family lodged an FIR at the Women Police Station in Tando Allahyar and appealed to authorities to locate her and ensure her safety, but no official police statement or report has provided verified information about Pansi’s whereabouts. The Hindu teenager remains missing.
While Hindu community representatives have reported the abduction of three minor girls from Tando Allahyar, they also made a much larger claim that at least six Hindu girls were abducted in the area within roughly 10 days. However, that figure remains unverified. A deep dive into the established statistics explains why such allegations generate alarm among religious minorities in Pakistan. Data from Pakistan’s Center for Social Justice, which UNICEF and international rights organizations have cited, recorded 83 cases involving the abduction of minority women and girls in 2024, including 52 Hindus, while Sindh accounted for the majority of documented cases involving forced conversion to Islam and child marriage. The Center later recorded 94 cases in 2025, of which 71 involved Hindu women and girls, indicating that the problem has not shown any improvement. Human rights organizations also caution that official figures may undercount cases because families may fear retaliation or lack access to effective legal remedies.
But the abduction, forced religious conversion, and marriage of Hindu girls to Muslim men are not the only dangers facing Hindus in Pakistan, as recent reports have raised concerns about possible institutional targeting of members of Sindh’s Hindu community. The family of Hindu trader Gobindram and his grandson Besham, from Tando Adam in Sanghar district, alleged that police personnel took the two men from their business premises on September 2. The family said it had not received satisfactory information about their whereabouts, and appealed to senior police officials and human rights organizations for help.
The circumstances surrounding Gobindram and Besham remain unclear, and the available reporting does not establish why police took them, or whether they remain in custody. This disappearance, coming amid reports of Hindu girls going missing, adds another layer to concerns among the community about security, police accountability and access to due process.
For now, the four reported cases, the unverified claim involving six girls and the alleged disappearance of the Hindu trader and his grandson remain separate incidents. What connects them, however, is the continuing concern among Sindh’s Hindu minority that women, girls and families remain vulnerable to abduction, coercion and, in some cases, unexplained disappearances.
rick says
Muslims can’t even get Muslim girls to marry them so they have to go and abduct Hindu girls and make them convert to Islam. I wonder did they rape them before or after they converted? And does it make any difference which came first, the rape or the conversion as both are horrible. This is the face of Islam that America does not see and hopefully will never see. But any positive feeling for the Muslim “faith” is just being taken for a ride. This is an abhorrent so called religion that hates all of the non Muslim world and one half of their own- the female half.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Actually, in areas of India where this has been cracked down on, muslims do try to poach muslimahs. I doubt that they dare that in Fuckistan or Beggardesh though
In Pakistan, they simply abduct them and forcibly “marry” them, and that includes a conversion to islam, under threat of harming the families of the abductees. Which is why many girls “voluntarily” tell their parents that they willingly converted and wish to live w/ their husbands. But it’s not as if they’ll now have a happily married life: once their “husbands” have gotten all their sexual desires out of them and find someone better, they’ll toss them and leave them destitute. In the meantime, their original community sees them as damaged: there’s no way Hindu men would marry them
In India, the process is even more surreptitious: a muslim guy assumes a Hindu name, wears items that mark him as a Hindu, such as a religious wrist chain or so on, and goes and befriends Hindu girls. From there, it can – and does take a number of paths. There have been stories where a girl discovers the deception and breaks off the relationship, and then gets murdered. Then there are stories where it goes pretty deep – they get married, she gets pregnant, and then he reveals his real identity and tries to force her to convert to islam. There have been plenty of cases where the Hindu girls get murdered and their bodies end up in fridges or suitcases. That is what whenever some Hindu women willingly convert to islam and then marry muslims, there is a brand of dark humor suggesting gifting the new couples w/ new suitcases or fridges as wedding gifts
gravenimage says
And often Muslims get compliance by telling the Hindu girl they will kill her entire family if she resists.
Taffy says
India needs to send in its army to kill the Muzzie abductors on the spot, along with any collaborators, and bulldoze their houses.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
This is in Pakistan, and the last time India battered just jihad terror camps there, our dear leader blackmailed them into ending the conflict, out of his craving for a Nobel Peace Prize. That’s the day I lost respect for him. While I still consider myself MAGA/America First and support most things, including Gulf of America, Lake America and Greenland, I no longer bother to read his statements, watch his speeches or take him seriously
Note that this behavior goes on within India itself. In some states, the police do bulldoze houses, but they don’t necessarily kill the perps on the spot, unless they try to escape or engage them in an encounter. However, the fact remains that the Indian governments (both central and state) still try to pander to muslims instead of persecuting them, which is why this behavior hasn’t been completely eradicated
gravenimage says
Pakistan: Muslims Abduct Four Hindu Girls in Sindh
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These *poor girls*. I wish all Hindus–and Christians and Sikhs–could get out to India.