Guilty Conscience Making You Jittery: Swaraj Schools Pak Minister For Insensitive Response To Hindu Girls Abduction Case

After two teenage Hindu girls were abducted and forcibly converted in Pakistan’s Sindh, minister of external affairs Sushma Swaraj had put out a tweet asking details from the Indian envoy in Pakistan about the matter.

Although the minister had addressed Indian High Commissioner in Pakistan, Pakistani minister Ch Fawad Hussein responded saying that the issue was an ‘internal matter of Pakistan’. He went on to say that it was Imran Khan’s ‘Naya Pakistan’ not Modi’s India where minorities are subjugated. He ended the tweet saying “ I hope you will act with same diligence when it comes to rights of Indian Minorities”.

Swaraj was quick to retort and pointed out that she had just asked the Indian High Commissioner in Islamabad for a report on the kidnapping and forced conversion of two minor Hindu girls to Islam. She said that that such a simple act was enough to make Hussein “jittery” shows his ‘guilty conscience’.

The Pakistani minister then replied back saying he was happy that in Indian administration we have people who care for minority rights in other countries, adding “ Gujarat and Jammu must weigh heavily on your soul”.

Post the twitter spat, India sent a note of protest or “note verbale” on Sunday asking Pakistan to take “remedial action” to ensure the safety of its citizens from minority communities, reports The Hindu.

In a terrorising act, two teenage Hindu girls, 13-year-old Raveena and 15-year-old Reena were abducted on Holi eve, forcibly converted and married to older Muslim men in Pakistan’s Sindh province. Reportedly, Pakistani prime minister has already ordered an investigation. Chaudhry said the Prime Minister has also ordered the Sindh and Punjab governments to devise a joint action plan.

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