In a video shared on Twitter by means of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara administration Committee (DSGMC) president and Shiromani Akali Dal leader Manjinder S Sirsa, the latter suggested the Sikh woman who become allegedly abducted on gunpoint and compelled to transform to Islam can be again to her parents.
The girl, daughter of a 'granthi' (priest) at Gurudwara Tambu Sahib, was abducted with the aid of considered one of her classmates, Babar Aman, along with Mirza Dilawar, a member of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the celebration centered by current prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. Reportedly, Aman is affiliated to 2008 Mumbai assault mastermind Hafiz Saeed's proscribed outfit Jama'at-ud-Da'wah (JuD).
there have been widespread protests after the incident. now not most effective in Pakistan however also abroad.
in the video, Sirsa thanked the executive of India and americans for overwhelming support on the subject. He stressed out that the fight is not simplest concerning the particular lady however also a battle for all Hindu and Sikh ladies who are dealing with the probability of forceful conversion to Islam and are being forcibly married to Muslim guys.
Sirsa also released a listing of 31 Hindu and Sikh girls who had been abducted forcefully, transformed to Islam after which married to Muslim men right through last two and a half months in Pakistan.
nonetheless, a video launched with the aid of the Governor of Punjab, Pakistan Mohammad Sarwar showed the father of the woman along with the father of the boy at governor's home. The governor observed that the government had cited that worldwide the Sikh neighborhood changed into troubled, upset and indignant over the incident.
the daddy of the boy additional spoke in the video that they're going to now not lay any claims on the girl and her family can take her back. however, the father of the girl became not allowed to speak, instead the mediator spoke on their behalf, and thanked the Pakistan government for decision of the subject.
in the meantime, there are not any updates on the Hindu girl abducted less than two days after the Sikh girl case.
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