Tharparkar, Sindh-
A young Hindu boy and girl were found dead, hanging from a tree, their lives tragically cut short. The police quickly labeled the incident a suicide, dismissing it without investigation, leaving the truth hidden. This case is not an isolated one but reflects a disturbing pattern of neglect and indifference toward the lives of Hindu and other religious minorities in Islamic Pakistan.
In Sindh, religious minorities are systematically denied opportunities for employment, with Hindu youth especially excluded from government jobs or aid programs. Their struggle for basic rights and dignity is met with barriers that seem insurmountable.
This systemic disregard for minority lives in the Islamic nation of Pakistan creates a climate of fear and despair. The lack of accountability for these deaths, combined with discrimination in every aspect of life, deepens the sense of alienation. Hindu communities, instead of receiving help, find themselves silenced and forgotten, their suffering dismissed.
Disclaimer: Due to state restrictions in Pakistan, independent follow-ups on such incidents are challenging.
Another Pakistani Hindu poor boy & girl found de@d hanging from a tree in Sindh.
— Pakistan Untold (@pakistan_untold) October 5, 2024
No known / unknown men will get them justice because their faith is their crime? pic.twitter.com/xbrkOa6aPE