Badin, Sindh – June 2025:
In another deeply troubling incident highlighting the growing insecurity faced by religious minorities in Pakistan, 20-year-old Meena, a young Hindu woman and wife of Lalo Bheel, was found hanging inside her home near Chaudhry Muhammad Ali Farm, Tando Bago, in the Badin district of Sindh.
The circumstances surrounding her death remain suspicious, with few answers and no clear investigation or justice initiated at the time of reporting. The case has sent a wave of grief and anger through the local Hindu community and human rights observers alike.
A Pattern of Silence and Fear
Meena’s death is not an isolated incident. Over the years, many minority women, particularly from Hindu and Christian communities in Sindh, have faced forced conversions, abductions, sexual violence, and mysterious deaths. Unfortunately, most of these cases are met with delayed investigations, lack of accountability, and often, media silence.
The absence of prompt action from authorities and the failure to pursue proper legal procedures raise serious concerns about the safety of minority women in Pakistan — especially in rural Sindh, where social and political influence often silences the marginalized.
The Human Cost of Inaction
Each case like Meena’s is a stark reminder of the systemic vulnerabilities faced by minority communities, particularly young women, who are often denied justice, ignored by law enforcement, and erased from the national conscience.
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Where are the investigations?
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Where is the protection for Pakistan’s most vulnerable citizens?
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How many more voices will be silenced before action is taken?
A Call for Justice
We demand a thorough, transparent investigation into Meena’s death and accountability for those responsible — if foul play is found.
Authorities including the SSP Badin, DIG Hyderabad, and Sindh Human Rights Commission must take immediate steps to ensure that justice is not denied.
Conclusion
Meena’s tragic end is a symbol of a broader crisis — one that questions the state’s commitment to minority rights, gender justice, and basic human dignity. Her life mattered. Her death deserves answers.
It is time to stand up, speak out, and say enough is enough.
#JusticeForMeena
#MinorityWomenAtRisk
#EndReligiousPersecution
#ProtectOurGirls
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