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Who Was Rinkle Kumari?

Rinkle Kumari, a 17-year-old Hindu girl from Sindh, Pakistan, was abducted in 2012 and forcibly converted to Islam against her will. Her tragic case is not just a story about one girl—it is the story of thousands of minorities in Pakistan who continue to suffer in silence.

What Happened to Rinkle Kumari?

Abduction & Forced Conversion – In February 2012, Rinkle was kidnapped from her hometown in Sindh.
Legal Struggles – Her family fought tirelessly, but her voice was silenced in a biased system.
Court Proceedings – Despite pleading before the judiciary to return to her parents, Rinkle was denied justice.
Supreme Court & Global Outcry – Her case reached Pakistan’s Supreme Court and gained international attention from human rights activists and minority rights organizations

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Why the Rinkle Kumari Case Matters

A Symbol of Minority Persecution – Rinkle’s story represents the systematic abduction and forced conversions of Hindu and Christian girls in Pakistan.
Exposes Systemic Failures – The case highlighted the inability of Pakistan’s authorities and judiciary to protect vulnerable minorities.
Global Awareness – It drew attention to the urgent need for minority rights protection and legal reforms in Pakistan.

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Rinkle Kumari is still missing!

By Indus Valley Minorities

Rinkle Kumari is still missing!

A high-profile case of a Hindu girl who was kidnapped, forced converted and forced married

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