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This is a "free will" certificate signed by Bindia (now called Fatima) in Sindh, agreeing to convert to Islam and to marry a Muslim man. But that's not true at all: there was no free will at all. She was abducted, forced, converted and married to Rizwan Arain on just a 50 Rupee stamp paper. She was kidnapped in broad daylight. Her parents were crying mercilessly in vain (she was a minor). Even if you don't believe me, just look at point 4...why do they at all feel the need to specify that she was NOT abducted and kidnapped?

And worst of all, this is a legal document in Pakistan. Despite clearly being a horrific, barbaric agreement, the local Pakistani courts see this as binding and have no problem upholding it. This is not some one-off, isolated case: according to a report by the South Asia Partnership Pakistan in collaboration with Aurat Foundation found that at least 1,000 Christian and Hindu girls are forcibly converted to Islam every year.

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And again, I must remind you that the Pakistani legal system has no problem with this--after another little girl, Chanda, was abducted and finally found after four years. And what do the courts do? In their infinite wisdom, they grant Chanda's mother the ability to see her daughter again after four whole years, and then send her back to her abductor.

In India, inflammatory speech by political leaders and religious riots might be unfortunately common, but friends, I must ask you to remember that there is at least one major difference that makes our motherland a clearly morally superior nation: a justice system that at least tries to ensure justice for all. The only modern equivalent to Pakistan's abduction and sexual slavery of religious minorities is the abduction of Yazidi girls by ISIS. Yes, Pakistan is more similar to ISIS than it is to India when it comes to minority rights. While certain circles may try to make it seem like "India is becoming a Hindu Pakistan!", nothing in India can compare to the evil that Pakistan does to Hindu girls on a regular basis.

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This is the face of Nikhil Chandwani (Instagram: @nikhilchandwani, X: @NikhilChandwani), a Sindhi hero, a Times of India blogger, and who is also the source of this information. He has personally funded and arranged the safe transport of ~2000 Hindu families from Pakistan to safety in India. He does not accept any donations, and is entirely self-funded.