Another Hindu girl was forcibly married in Pakistan, even the court did not listen to the complaint of the victim.

Rajita Meghwar Kolhi throws herself on the floor, cries and pleads that she wants to be reunited with her parents, but Pakistan’s justice system turns a blind eye to her pleas. Rajita is a Dalit Hindu woman from Pakistan and she is one of the thousands of women from minority communities who are abducted every year, forcibly converted to Islam and married. Rajita was kidnapped two months ago, but managed to escape from the clutches of her captor Ashiq Ahmadani, Pakistani non-profit news organization The Rise News reported on October 15, two days after her escape from captivity Was.

The Rise News tweeted a video of Rajita Kolhi and said that she was forced to marry a man against her will and convert to religion. The post said he was told that his parents would be killed if he did not comply with their demands. On the video, Rajita said that she wanted to be reunited with her parents but was instead sent to a women’s shelter. People raised questions on the court’s stance in the case of a woman from the minority community.

It is worth noting that the same court in Mirpur Khas (city in Sindh province) had earlier allowed a Muslim girl to be reunited with her parents after her parents said that she wanted to live with them. Minority rights activist Shiv Katchi said that in the case of Rajita, a Hindu girl, she was sent to a safe home. Two days ago, Rajita came out after being kidnapped for two months and gave a statement in a video, in which she expressed her desire to live with her parents.