AMRITSAR: The relations of a Pakistani Sikh lady have accused the Pir Baba city police of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (KPK) of refusing to lodge a grievance pertaining to her “abduction” by a Muslim man.
The household of Deena Kaur (25) on Sunday alleged that they don’t seem to be being allowed to fulfill their daughter, even because the police rescued her. Mom Asha mentioned they got here to know that the police discovered each Kaur and the Muslim man, Hesbullah, and that they had been within the police station. “However they (police) are usually not permitting us to fulfill her.”
In line with sources, Kaur, a trainer, allegedly eloped with Hesbullah however the native police in Buner district refused to lodge the household’s grievance of abduction, which triggered protests in a variety of districts of KPK by Sikh, Hindu and Muslim neighborhood members alike, demanding to permit the relations to fulfill her.
Sant Singh, granthi of the native Gurdwara, alleged that the Buner district administration was behind the “abduction of Kaur who was compelled to signal a ‘nikahnama’ and different paperwork”. “We won’t tolerate the highhandedness of the Buner district administration. We enchantment to the worldwide Sikh neighborhood to help us and exert strain on the Pakistani authorities to ship justice.”
In the meantime, in India, BJP Sikh chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa has urged exterior affairs minister S Jaishanker to take up the problem of the alleged abduction and compelled marriage of Kaur together with his Pakistani counterpart and ask him to make sure her launch.
Gurcharan Lal Gandhi, father of the lady, mentioned that Kaur was engaged to 1 Munish Kumar and was about to get married. “I’ve three daughters and a son. My household is below immense pressure and has been anxious because the abduction,” mentioned Gandhi, a medical technician.
Ajay Soran Singh, Buner’s Pakistan Tehereek-e-Insaf occasion president, confirmed that the household claimed that the lady had been kidnapped by Hesbullaha, a every day wage earner, and that the police weren’t permitting them to fulfill her.
The household of Deena Kaur (25) on Sunday alleged that they don’t seem to be being allowed to fulfill their daughter, even because the police rescued her. Mom Asha mentioned they got here to know that the police discovered each Kaur and the Muslim man, Hesbullah, and that they had been within the police station. “However they (police) are usually not permitting us to fulfill her.”
In line with sources, Kaur, a trainer, allegedly eloped with Hesbullah however the native police in Buner district refused to lodge the household’s grievance of abduction, which triggered protests in a variety of districts of KPK by Sikh, Hindu and Muslim neighborhood members alike, demanding to permit the relations to fulfill her.
Sant Singh, granthi of the native Gurdwara, alleged that the Buner district administration was behind the “abduction of Kaur who was compelled to signal a ‘nikahnama’ and different paperwork”. “We won’t tolerate the highhandedness of the Buner district administration. We enchantment to the worldwide Sikh neighborhood to help us and exert strain on the Pakistani authorities to ship justice.”
In the meantime, in India, BJP Sikh chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa has urged exterior affairs minister S Jaishanker to take up the problem of the alleged abduction and compelled marriage of Kaur together with his Pakistani counterpart and ask him to make sure her launch.
Gurcharan Lal Gandhi, father of the lady, mentioned that Kaur was engaged to 1 Munish Kumar and was about to get married. “I’ve three daughters and a son. My household is below immense pressure and has been anxious because the abduction,” mentioned Gandhi, a medical technician.
Ajay Soran Singh, Buner’s Pakistan Tehereek-e-Insaf occasion president, confirmed that the household claimed that the lady had been kidnapped by Hesbullaha, a every day wage earner, and that the police weren’t permitting them to fulfill her.
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/Health-GettyImages-1190344849-fa128f3151504835963cac1e35b1df27.jpg "PEP, Supportive Care, and More")
