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Pak criminal gangs hold hostage 30 Hindus; rights group raises alarm: Report

“Pak criminal gangs hold hostage 30 Hindus; rights group raises alarm: Report”, Hindustan Times, July 16, 2023:

“A rights group in Pakistan has raised alarm about reports of organised criminal gangs holding hostage 30 members of the minority Hindu community, including women and children. The incident has been reported from the districts of Kashmore and Ghotki in Sindh.

“HRCP is alarmed by reports of deteriorating law and order in the districts of Kashmore and Ghotki in Sindh, where some 30 members of the Hindu community – including women and children – have allegedly been held hostage by organised criminal gangs,” Human Rights Commission of Pakistan said in a tweet.

The group also highlighted the threats to attack Hindu temples using high-grade weapons, calling on the home department to investigate the matter immediately…..”

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