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Rs 10m ransom demand for Hindu man abducted in Pak

i will give this to Pakistan, they are in mess, people from all minorities as well as any well of Muslim would be at a risk of abduction, Bottom line who ever can pay can be abducted, like Mexico
 
i guess the position is the same for all in NWFP irrespective of the religion. but something should be done about it.

it is not good.
 
Extremists everywhere irrespective of ideologies have one thing common- they start behaving like mafia gang. Abduction-ransom-extortion. In india , Maoists too are known to collect levies from contractors and extortion money from businessmen or even school teachers, doctors. ULFA leaders who was nabbed in banghladesh is known to lead a luxarious life there. So Jehadi groups will do the same nothing surprising.
 
this thread proves the mentality of hindu-stani people, hindus kill muslims in their land and worry about a pakistani hindu being kidnapped
 
:) i am in NWFP and there is NO such News neither anything like that happend.

And mostly Robbin is Christian name in Peshawar and singh never goes with Robin. :P

And on top of that Indians are calling Robin Singh a Hindu

And i tell you one more thing the Indian media comes up with such fake stories just to cash on the prevailing news of beheading of a Pakistani Sikh.


The Indian orange media earlier spread another fake news that another Sikh was abducted from SWAR :lol:

whereas the reality is NO Sikh was abducted from Swat in the first place.

You are right, he's a sikh, not a hindu. The news is true though, may be you need to work on your 'sources', same as ZH.

http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=2605482

A Canadian man whose son has been kidnapped in Pakistan, likely by the Taliban, pleaded for help yesterday at a news conference at a Sikh temple in Brampton.

Bishan Dass said kidnappers abducted his son Robin Singh in the frontier city of Peshawar on Feb. 12 and later phoned to demand a ransom of 10-million rupees, the equivalent of $125,000.

He is one of at least three Sikhs who have been kidnapped in northwestern Pakistan in recent weeks. The body of Jaspal Singh was found on Sunday. He had been beheaded.

At least two others are still being held for ransom, including Robin Singh, 32, whose parents emigrated to Canada in the late 1990s and now live in Brampton.

The Pakistani Taliban are suspected but Mr. Dass said he does not know for certain who is holding his son. "I can't say they are Taliban," he said. "But they are terrorists."

After Mr. Singh disappeared while on his way home from work, his brother received a phone call telling him: "Your brother Robin Singh is with us," Mr. Dass said.

A second call two days later demanded a ransom. He said the kidnappers have not phoned since. He believes his son has been taken to Pakistan's lawless tribal belt, the Taliban stronghold.

"We are in a great problem," Mr. Dass said. "Do whatever you can, please."

He said the incident had been reported to Pakistani authorities but they are unlikely to take action, fearing the kidnappers will simply kill Mr. Singh.

"Police can't do anything," he said.

The Ontario Sikh and Gurdwara Council said it believed the Taliban are responsible and asked the Canadian government to pressure Pakistan both to secure Mr. Singh's release and take steps to protect religious minorities.

Three-quarters of Pakistanis are Sunni Muslims and attacks on minority Shia Muslims, Christians and Sikhs are common, notably bombings at places of worship and festivals.

As few as 20,000 Sikhs remain in Pakistan, many of them in Peshawar, where Taliban militants have reportedly been pressuring them to convert to Islam.

The World Sikh Organization said yesterday the Taliban have been imposing an Islamic head tax on non-Muslims in the region. Last year the Taliban razed a Sikh town for refusing to pay, it said.

"Sikhs have lived peacefully in the tribal areas and North West Frontier Province for hundreds of years," the group said in a statement.

"The Taliban should not be allowed to drive out law-abiding citizens, no matter what their religious affiliation."

The attacks in Pakistan are reminiscent of events in Afghanistan, where the Taliban have targeted those deemed un-Islamic and in March 2001, used dynamite to destroy sixth-century Buddhist monuments carved into sandstone cliffs in the Bamyan Valley.

Liberal MP Dan McTeague said he was looking into the Dass matter. Gurbax Singh Malhi, the Brampton MP, met Mr. Dass yesterday and said he had sent letters to the Pakistani and Indian prime ministers, as well as Lawrence Cannon, the Foreign Affairs Minister.

"Innocent lives are senselessly taken as minorities are not provided with the protection they need against the atrocities of Taliban," reads the letter sent to Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani of Pakistan.
 
You are right, he's a sikh, not a hindu. The news is true though, may be you need to work on your 'sources', same as ZH.

Father pleads for help after kidnapping

A Canadian man whose son has been kidnapped in Pakistan, likely by the Taliban, pleaded for help yesterday at a news conference at a Sikh temple in Brampton.

Bishan Dass said kidnappers abducted his son Robin Singh in the frontier city of Peshawar on Feb. 12 and later phoned to demand a ransom of 10-million rupees, the equivalent of $125,000.

He is one of at least three Sikhs who have been kidnapped in northwestern Pakistan in recent weeks. The body of Jaspal Singh was found on Sunday. He had been beheaded.

At least two others are still being held for ransom, including Robin Singh, 32, whose parents emigrated to Canada in the late 1990s and now live in Brampton.

The Pakistani Taliban are suspected but Mr. Dass said he does not know for certain who is holding his son. "I can't say they are Taliban," he said. "But they are terrorists."

After Mr. Singh disappeared while on his way home from work, his brother received a phone call telling him: "Your brother Robin Singh is with us," Mr. Dass said.

A second call two days later demanded a ransom. He said the kidnappers have not phoned since. He believes his son has been taken to Pakistan's lawless tribal belt, the Taliban stronghold.

"We are in a great problem," Mr. Dass said. "Do whatever you can, please."

He said the incident had been reported to Pakistani authorities but they are unlikely to take action, fearing the kidnappers will simply kill Mr. Singh.

"Police can't do anything," he said.

The Ontario Sikh and Gurdwara Council said it believed the Taliban are responsible and asked the Canadian government to pressure Pakistan both to secure Mr. Singh's release and take steps to protect religious minorities.

Three-quarters of Pakistanis are Sunni Muslims and attacks on minority Shia Muslims, Christians and Sikhs are common, notably bombings at places of worship and festivals.

As few as 20,000 Sikhs remain in Pakistan, many of them in Peshawar, where Taliban militants have reportedly been pressuring them to convert to Islam.

The World Sikh Organization said yesterday the Taliban have been imposing an Islamic head tax on non-Muslims in the region. Last year the Taliban razed a Sikh town for refusing to pay, it said.

"Sikhs have lived peacefully in the tribal areas and North West Frontier Province for hundreds of years," the group said in a statement.

"The Taliban should not be allowed to drive out law-abiding citizens, no matter what their religious affiliation."

The attacks in Pakistan are reminiscent of events in Afghanistan, where the Taliban have targeted those deemed un-Islamic and in March 2001, used dynamite to destroy sixth-century Buddhist monuments carved into sandstone cliffs in the Bamyan Valley.

Liberal MP Dan McTeague said he was looking into the Dass matter. Gurbax Singh Malhi, the Brampton MP, met Mr. Dass yesterday and said he had sent letters to the Pakistani and Indian prime ministers, as well as Lawrence Cannon, the Foreign Affairs Minister.

"Innocent lives are senselessly taken as minorities are not provided with the protection they need against the atrocities of Taliban," reads the letter sent to Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani of Pakistan.


My sources are very much correct.

We have already reported and he is one of the THREE SIKHS Kidnapped by some Unknown people/criminals/terrorists about two weeks back.


And there is NO fresh news of any Fresh kidnapping as was protrayed by Your Indian Orange Media.

And on top of that Your Indian Orange Media tried to stire some sentiments by claiming that a Hindu Pakistani was kidnapped.



Besides your media need to correct One Sikh was killed by terrorists not two.
 
well everybody you have so many kidnaps cases all over the World

i know many times people ask 1 crore rupees (10 million rupees) in ransom and that is very common in Pakistan.

India just need a news to propogate its own agenda in Pakistan
 
:) i am in NWFP and there is NO such News neither anything like that happend.

And mostly Robbin is Christian name in Peshawar and singh never goes with Robin. :P

And on top of that Indians are calling Robin Singh a Hindu

And i tell you one more thing the Indian media comes up with such fake stories just to cash on the prevailing news of beheading of a Pakistani Sikh.


The Indian orange media earlier spread another fake news that another Sikh was abducted from SWAR :lol:

whereas the reality is NO Sikh was abducted from Swat in the first place.
singh is basically a hindu surname...the sikhs took it from us...not that it matters
but singh was..is and has always been a Rajput title...signfying the kshatriyas...
and needless to say the rajputs were furious when the sikhs lifted the title...
 
singh is basically a hindu surname...the sikhs took it from us...not that it matters
but singh was..is and has always been a Rajput title...signfying the kshatriyas...
and needless to say the rajputs were furious when the sikhs lifted the title...

well the story behind titling every male with SINGH and female with KAUR is really interesting

Guru Gobind Singh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I liked this story
 
singh is basically a hindu surname...the sikhs took it from us...not that it matters
but singh was..is and has always been a Rajput title...signfying the kshatriyas...
and needless to say the rajputs were furious when the sikhs lifted the title...

Thanks for info.

But i dint find any Rajput in Pakistan using Singh even in the past.

BTW what does a Singh mean?


I have read somwhere Rajputs are white Huns :))))
 
Thanks for info.

But i dint find any Rajput in Pakistan using Singh even in the past.

BTW what does a Singh mean?


I have read somwhere Rajputs are white Huns :))))

you mean hindu rajputs in pakistan?
muslim rajputs use their rajput titles.....like rana and chowdhary and rao and even raja in Pakistan...

Jana there might be some people you might have missed have not herard of...everyday in India I come across a new surname...
as far as rajputs being white huns is concerned...i have heard that the gujjars both hindu and muslim are more hunnish than the Rajputs...the Rajputs are very very fierce about inter-marriages and mixing of lineage...they consider gujjars as lower to them...

p.s:-I don't mean to offend anyone...this is all my observation and opinion.
 
Thanks for info.

But i dint find any Rajput in Pakistan using Singh even in the past.

BTW what does a Singh mean?


I have read somwhere Rajputs are white Huns :))))

sikho main to Singh means King and some people call it Lion

and Kaur means Princess :smitten:
 
you mean hindu rajputs in pakistan?
muslim rajputs use their rajput titles.....like rana and chowdhary and rao and even raja in Pakistan...

They are Muslim Rajputs probably converts.

as far as rajputs being white huns is concerned...i have heard that the gujjars both hindu and muslim are more hunnish than the Rajputs...

I dont know about the Gujjars but i have studied that Rajputs are basicaly white Huns and not Hindus. Rajputs are also considered one of the martial races.

the Rajputs are very very fierce about inter-marriages and mixing of lineage...they consider gujjars as lower to them...

p.s:-I don't mean to offend anyone...this is all my observation and opinion.

yes this is a fact. Even the Rajputs in Pakistan do not get married outside their family.
 
They are Muslim Rajputs probably converts.



I dont know about the Gujjars but i have studied that Rajputs are basicaly white Huns and not Hindus. Rajputs are also considered one of the martial races.



yes this is a fact. Even the Rajputs in Pakistan do not get married outside their family.
oh please don't mix all rajputs....... all of them are not same.........there are Rajputs in Hindu's, Muslims and Sikhs

about Sikh they consider their cousin's as their own sisters hence cannot marry with them....... so they marry only outside their family
 
I dont know about the Gujjars but i have studied that Rajputs are basicaly white Huns and not Hindus. Rajputs are also considered one of the martial races.
our greatest hindu kings were Rajputs...I think you mean that the huns got converted to hinduism and were called rajputs?
rajputs are very hindu...
there are only two rajputs...hindu and muslim...there were originally only hindu rajputs...some liked the sufi saints who came to india and became muslims...
i dont see the hun connection..rajputs have existed before the mahabharath times...
the huns came much much later...the huns were in the middle ages...they came to northern india...
 

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