As regular readers of this feature will by now understand. Life for non-Muslims, or even the ‘wrong’ sort of Muslim, in the Islam-created shithole that is Pakistan, is pretty dire. Christians in particular are targeted by Muslim supremacists for abuse and oppression and the lives of Christians in Pakistan seem to be valued less than that of a Muslim man. Christians live in fear of malicious ‘blasphemy’ accusations from Muslims, get the worst jobs and cannot in some cases even have their dead rest in peace. There are also numerous reports of Christian girls, often under the legal marriageable age for Pakistan, being abducted by Muslim men who coerce them to convert them to Islam before forcibly marry them.
Today’s story from the dungheap that Islam has created in Pakistan concerns one of those abductions and the appallingly lax and noticeably bent way that the police are handing the complaint by the girl’s family. I found out about this terrible incident from the website of the British Pakistani Christian Association who do a brilliant job of keeping the plight of Pakistan’s Christians in the public eye. This terrible case and its aftermath shows that young Christian girls are not even safe from Muslim abductors to leave their houses to put rubbish in their dustbins.
The British Pakistani Christian Association said:
A Muslim man has been detained for questioning by police during an investigation into the disappearance of an 8th grade Christian schoolgirl, Sania Masih (15 yrs).
Razaabad police arrested Mohammad Nasir on the first day Sania went missing, Sunday 19th May 2019, but stopped the investigation a day before Eid-ul-fitr.
Sania was last seen when she was at home with her sister and grandparents, Sadeeq Maish (65 yrs) and Sureya Masih (60 yrs), taking out the garbage to a street corner around 2.30pm that afternoon. Mr and Mrs Masih attending the Valima (Wedding party) of a relative after attending church and Sania’s brothers were out with their respective friends.
Sureya Masih went searching for her granddaughter, concerned for her safety as she had taken an unexpectedly long time placing garbage outside their home. She raised the alarm after Sania was gone for an unusual length of time (around 20 minutes) by calling her parents home to help her find the missing child.
Sania’s father and mother returned home quickly within 30 mins of the call, hurriedly excusing themselves before the meal was served at the party. They rushed around hectically seeking any information on their missing daughter. While they continued the search, neighbours Babar Ali and Ashraf Paul, told him that they witnessed Sania being dragged by two men, Mohammad Naveed Habib (28 yrs) and Pervaiz (30 yrs), who forced her to sit between them on a motorcycle and rode off.
Sania is still missing and there has been no sign of this girl’s abductors. The Pakistani police, as is sadly common in cases where crimes are committed against Christians, seem to be doing little or nothing to find Sania or apprehend her captors and abductors. The local police did however arrest Habib’s brother in law, Mohammed Nasir, but he was released after nine days of questioning. The British Pakistani Christian Association stated that a First Investigation Report had been filed by the police accusing Habib and Pervaiz of forced marriage, but it is unlikely that the police will work too hard to protect the rights of this Christian girl or her family.
According to the British Pakistani Christian Association, the enforcement of forced marriage laws in Pakistan is ‘lacklustre’. Knowing Pakistan as I do from long observation of this appalling Islamic cesspit, I do not hold out that much hope that this case will be resolved positively. As Pakistan’s legal system is so bent towards giving Islam more rights than other faiths, I fully expect that neither this girl will be returned to her family or that the perpetrators of the abduction will be apprehended or punished.
This latest story from Pakistan is a good example of the sort of oppressive and unjust societies that Islam almost inevitably creates when given the reins of government. Pakistan could have been a valued member of the family of nations and maybe even a growing trading nation that has a thirst for knowledge and education like its neighbour India. Unfortunately for any decent free thinking Pakistanis, that didn’t happen, instead Islam took control and took the country into decades of living hell.
