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Sindhi foundation protests in London
The Business Guardian
|June 17, 2024
Dissent against the case of the abduction of a minor Sindhi Hindu girl, Priya Kumari, who was abducted from Sindh province in Pakistan three years ago, resonated in London.
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A Washington-based human rights body, the Sindhi Foundation and the local Sindhi community organised a long march on Friday from 10 Downing Street (the official residence of the British Prime Minister) to Pakistan's High Commission in Lowndes Square to demand the return and recovery of Priya.
The march was followed by a memorandum presentation to UK officials, the Sindhi Foundation stated in a press statement.
Responding to the effort, the UK Prime Minister's office appreciated the initiative for promoting human rights. However, the same statement said that the Pakistani High Commission officials straightaway declined to receive the memorandum.
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