WORLD NEWS | Two-year-old kidnapped from Kandhkot, Pakistan

dried fruit [Pakistan]June 8 (ANI): Another two-year-old named Azim Manik was abducted in Risaldar, Kandhkot, Sindh province, Pakistan, Pakistani vernacular media outlet Jasarat reported.

This is the second such incident in less than two weeks. Two weeks ago, a three-year-old named Samrat Kumar was abducted in Kandhkot, Sindh province. The chief judge of the Sindh High Court took note of the abduction of three-year-old Samrat Kumar from Kandekot. Chief Justice Sindh High Court Ahmad Ali M. Sheikh asked Kandhkot’s sitting judges, IGP Sindh and SSP Kandhkot to submit a report on the incident, Pakistani vernacular media outlet Jasarat reported.

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After the abduction of three-year-old Samrat Kumar, the kidnappers released a video showing the child’s hands were bound and he was struggling to eat. The province has expressed strong reactions to the abduction of innocent children.

In addition, ten people including a two-year-old girl, the aforementioned three-year-old child and a woman are believed to be harboring the robbers in the Khandkot district. Within a few months, 7 policemen, including an inspector, were killed by bandits, and more than 10 policemen were seriously injured. The Hindu community called for incitement after Kandhkot police were unable to free innocent Samrat Kumar from his kidnappers, local Pakistani media outlet Jasarat reported.

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According to details, armed men on motorcycles abducted Samrat Kumar in front of his home in Mizranpur area of ​​Kandekot city a few days ago. Political and social organizations in the city, including the Hindu community, continued to protest. The police could do nothing to get this innocent child back.

More than 30 people were kidnapped in the area. Political and social leaders and hundreds of citizens including Chaudhary Dewan Lal, Mehr Chand, Dilip Kumar Thakur, Tulsidas, Hafiz Nasrullah, as the Hindu Council called out against the abduction of three-year-old Samrat Kumar and against growing insecurity in the region Chana, Zarit Bejarani, Ghulam Mustafa Mirani, led by Ashok Kumar, Santosh Aggarwal, Raj Khanna, Sajjad Brohi, Shahnawaz Marhito, Haji Altaf Hussain Bhangwar and others held up signs at Dil Tower Chowk in the city to protest Pakistani vernacular media Jasarat photos of innocent children.

The protesters arrived at the DC office and took a seat at the main entrance of the office. Leaders have said at sit-ins and in interviews with the media that police work is zero. The police were completely silent.

Bandits acted with recklessness, abducting innocent children and business suffered as a result. Shopkeepers and businessmen are staging peaceful protests every day. The women were robbed by peddlers, according to Jasarat, a Pakistani vernacular media outlet.

A shopkeeper was attacked for not paying the ransom. But now innocent children are being kidnapped. How long will they endure this cruelty? We are protesting and appealing to the higher authorities with the help of the media to rescue all abductees including the innocent Samrat Kumar and restore peace. On this occasion, DC Mansoor Ali Mithiani came to the main entrance of the sit-in and talked with the police about rescuing all the abductees, including the innocent Samrat Kumar, after which the sit-in ended, Pakistani vernacular media Jasarat reported.

The list of minority abductions in Pakistan is long.

In a similar incident, lawyer Mazar Ali Golu was taken from Indus Highway Ghoshpur by armed men along with his nephew Wajid Golu. Nazia Bibi Khoso and her innocent daughter Kausar Khoso were kidnapped on Khairshah Road three months ago. Laborers Moti Ram, Nand Lal Meghwar and Niaz Lashari were kidnapped on Tangwani Road two days ago.

In addition, two employees were kidnapped at Karampur Grid Station and three employees working at Kandhkot Ghotki Bridge were also captured. These poor laborers are now being held by lawbreakers, and the police have done nothing to free them.

Baldiyati Etihad organized a protest rally, which started in city parks, demanding the immediate release of the hostages and expressing concern about growing insecurity. Demonstrators arrived at a camp set up by Jamaat-e-Islami’s peace movement at Tower Chowk, chanting slogans such as “We want peace, bring back the hostages, stop bullying”.

Hundreds of protesters made an impassioned two-hour demand for the safe return of the hostages. In interviews with the media, the leaders expressed concern over the daily occurrence of kidnappings, which target the poor and children and cause great suffering to the people, according to Jasarat, a Pakistani vernacular media outlet.

They criticized the authorities for their silence and general lawlessness, urging the country’s highest institutions to intervene to free the hostages from the criminals. Meanwhile, the Meghwar community announced protests across the region to condemn the abduction of Moti Ram and Nandala. (Arnie)

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