Abduction cases

On Monday, the Hindu community, Aurat March, and Civil Society organized a protest demonstration in Karachi against the abduction cases of several Hindu community members in Sindh’s Kashmore district.

Social activists also joined the demonstration. A similar protest had taken place on September 4 at the same location.

Community members expressed their determination to continue the protest until they secure the recovery of Sagar and Priya Kumari, two minority girls abducted from Sindh’s Kashmore district, along with others.

Last week, sit-ins were staged by the community in Kandhkot and Kashmore to demand the recovery of the abducted Hindu community members in Kashmore, including Mukhi Jagdish Kumar, Sagar Kumar, Jaideep Kumar, and Dr. Munir Naij.

Riverine bandits, known locally as “Katcha areas,” abducted these individuals in the border areas of Sindh and Punjab.

On September 5, the Kashmore police reported that they had successfully recovered a third person out of the five abducted individuals.

Last week, Inspector General of Police Riffat Mukhtar Raja provided assurance to members of the Hindu community that they would swiftly recover the kidnapped boy, Sagar Kumar.

Kakar Anticipates An Extended Visit By Mohammed Bin Salman In Pakistan

Moreover, Interim Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar has stated that Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will extend his stay in Pakistan, as the South Asian nation seeks substantial investments from the oil-rich Gulf country.

Kakar revealed during an interview that both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have reached an agreement for Mohammed bin Salman to have an extended visit, which is mutually convenient and acceptable.