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Publication: Covertwires.com
Date: October 30, 2014
URL: http://www.covertwires.com/index.php/articles/ready-to-pay-jaziya-to-bilawal-raj-kumar-reiterates

“We don’t trade in daughters, we can pay any ransom to get our daughters back,” reiterates Raj Kumar, uncle of Rinkel Kumari whose abduction is the most infamous religious abduction and communal sex crime in Pakistan. Yesterday Raj Kumar told CW that they will pay ransom and Jaziya, the Islamic tax the non-Muslims are supposed to pay in an Islamic nation. “If PPP and Bilawal needs, we will pay Jaziya but we want our rights to live,” commented Raj Kumar, the representative of Secular Sindh Forum.

Today one more 12 years old Hindu girl was abducted from Daherki area. Anjali Meghwar, daughter of Kundan Meghwar was abducted and reportedly kept in a Madrasa for her forced conversion into Islam. earlier this week Kajal Bheel was also abducted and was forced married to a middle aged man and to justify this marriage a marriage certificate was released on which Kajal’s left thumb impression was present rather than signature. Despite Kajal’s birth certificate proves she was just 12 years old, she was married off and her age was claimed to be more than 18 years in the Nikaahnama (marriage certificate).

“Jyoti Kumari was kidnapped on 23rd September and nobody cares. Then Kajal and now Anjali. What will happen now? Do we have the rights to live?” questioned a visibly started Raj Kumar. With a religious zeal the Pakistani Hindu girls are abducted every day but nobody cares, neither Indian media nor Pakistani media. “The Indian-Pakistan friendship is based on negating our grief and suppressing it,” commented Raj Kumar over the hypocrisy of the alleged liberalists of the two nations.

When asked whether the Jaziya proposal is his or of the organization’s, he told CW; “It is not my personal decision, rather it is the organizational decision of Secular Sindh Forum (SSF). We are collecting money from the Hindus here and will submit to Bilawal and PPP as protection money.” So is it just symbolic or did they ask for protection money? To answer this question Raj Kumar furthered that though the PPP officially or Bilawal never asked such protection money, his party men or goons involved in such hate crimes always ask for such protection money. “If Bilawal can’t protect us from his own party men, I think it’s necessary to offer the protection money to Bilawal,” Raj Kumar said.