World reminded of murder of 11 Pakistani dalits in India

Members of the Hindu dalit community staged a protest demonstration at the Karachi Press Club


Our Correspondent August 16, 2022
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KARACHI:

Members of the Hindu dalit community staged a protest demonstration at the Karachi Press Club to remind the world of the brutal murder of the 11 Pakistani citizens belonging to the Hindu community on August 9, 2020 in Jodhpur, India. The protest was organised by Pakistan Minorities Alliance Sindh, Pakistan Masiha Millat parties. The protestors said that Hindu Pakistani citizens who went to India from Pakistan were killed for not becoming a tool of the Indian intelligence agency RAW.

The protesters said that Modi led government in India has ruined lives of Muslims, Christians and Dalits living in India. The victim's family and plaintiff are being threatened to withdraw the case. The protestors said that justice was not provided to relatives and they were not compensated, but they were being harassed.

As the republic of India marks its Independence Day, the United Nations, European Union and other international organisations should conduct investigation into the killing of Pakistani citizens and provide justice to the victims.

They also demanded international community to take notice against the inhumane actions of Modi government in India. Protesters burnt Indian flag.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 16th, 2022.

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