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Hindu persecution continues in Pakistan, UPA govt refuses to provide shelter to persecuted Hindus

The issue of around 150 Hindu refugees who have come to India on
a visa after enduring years of persecution in Pakistan is not
getting close to settlement. The Congress-led UPA government has
made its stance clear that those Hindus would have to go back to
Pakistan. The sympathizers are apalled at such an inhumane attitude
of a government which has hardly taken any action against crores of
illegal Bangladeshi migrants. The political parties which champion
the cause of Bangaleshi immigrants are mum on this issue. So much
so that Ram Vilas Paswan of the Lok Janshakti Party had even
demanded citizenship for all illegal immigrants in a move to woo
minority votebank, but when it comes to Hindus who are here on a
valid visa and are requesting the government to provide them
asylum, except for BJP and some Hindu organisations, no one is
batting. It is certain that those poor people would prefer death
than a return to what's been nothing short of hell for them.
Senior BJP MP from Rajyasabha and party's national spokesperson,
Tarun Vijay recently visited these Hindus. He recounts that they
are in tents and their kids are playing in the dirt. But their
faces look glowing with confidence and assured safety as they're in
India, the homeland of Hindus. This freedom makes even the refugee
souls happy. They are all from Sindh Hyderabad, Pakistan -- 28
families, 151 persons, including women, kids and the old men.
Lacchmi, a septuagenarian, recounts: "We have had a life full of
misery and ghulami. I didn't want that for my grandchildren. They
must get a chance to live as Hindus and study. It's nothing but
Islamiyat teachings in schools and the entire atmosphere pushed our
kids either to convert to Islam or live a rotten life worse than
animals."
Sobha Ram, 65, says, "We don't have any resources. We work in the
farms of Muslim landlords and make a small living. But our
daughters and sisters are always victims of the lust of landlords.
They are forcibly converted, nikahs are solemnised without our
consent and then there is nothing but darkness for us. Even in
death they humiliate us, often they don't allow us to cremate our
dead. Our cremation grounds are encroached upon and they tell us to
bury our dead as the cremations leave a 'bad odour' that they
dislike."
Arjun Das, their more vocal leader says, "We tried for seven years
to get visas from the Indian embassy. Every year we returned with
denials. It had become an annual ritual for us to travel to
Islamabad, as India has no consulate in Karachi. We would wait for
hours and days outside the Indian High Commission for our turn to
come. And then they would say -- visa nahin milega (you won't get a
visa)."
Jeevan, a 14-year-old boy, was stopped from wearing a hanuman
locket by his teachers in school. He recollects how they would
always use sarcastic words to belittle him before his friends, for
no reason. Abusing and cracking jokes on Hindus is a common
practice. Even in their movies and plays, often Hindus are shown as
lecherous, ready to do any dirty thing for money, and as spineless
banias.
So far Gogna's Human Rights Defence India organisation has helped
these hapless refugees from Pakistan. They want citizenship, a
place to live and start a new life.
The plight of Hindus is no surprise is Pakistan. Ever since it was
carved out of India, Hindus have been subject to killings,
persecution, humiliation and forcible conversions. Hindus are
constitutionally directed to vote only for the Hindu candidates in
their designated constituencies. Hindu women do not display the
bindi or mangalsutra out of fear. Most of the Hindu temples have
posters and calendars in place of stone images of gods and
goddesses.
Even in areas like Sindh and Hyderabad, where Hindu concentration
is comparatively larger, no school is allowed for minorities to
teach their children their religious books and cultural values.
They have to do it silently in their homes. Their kids have to
learn, compulsorily Islamiyat in schools. Hindu priests too wear
half skullcaps to look like everybody else around. Identity
shouldn't be disclosed, is the first step to survive.
Even Hindu weddings solemnized with Hindu rituals are not legally
recognized by Pakistan’s legal structure. The Hindu
population which was well above 25% after partition has now
reduced to barely 2% in a matter of just 60 years.
The radicalized education is the root cause. Pakistan’s children
are taught hatred against Hindus since class 4th. The curriculum is
designed this way. International commissions have studied this
trend and have published reports denouncing this practice, but
Pakistan has only gone from bad to worse. Bangladesh, which was
formerly East Pakistan is no different. The country which owes its
very existence to Indian army became an Islamic nation within 4
years of its creation, and it implemented the enemy property act of
Pakistan with a changed name. This act enables the government to
take away the land of Hindus treating them as enemies of the nation
and that of Islam. Pakistan had adopted this act in 1965, the year
in which they had a war with ‘Hindu’ India.
Next part : about what the Pakistani kids learn from young age
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