The kidnapping, coerced conversion to Islam and subsequent forced ‘marriage’ situation in India is pretty dire. Girls and young women from the Hindu, Sikh, Christian and other communities that make up the nation of India are all too often targeted by Muslim men for this abusive practise.

Some of these girls are never seen by their families again, but some are very lucky and it is one of the lucky ones that this story is concerned with.

According to a report on the OpIndia website (h/t ROP) a twenty one year old woman was pursued by a Muslim man whose approaches she rejected. Muslims then kidnapped the woman, tortured her, threatened her, forced her to convert to Islam and then coerced her into a ‘marriage’. The victim ended up being held by her captors for thirteen days until an order from the local High Court propelled the authorities into rescuing her.

Op India said:

A 21-year old girl who was allegedly kidnapped for forceful conversion and marriage has finally been rescued by the police in Dharmashala town of Jajpur district after 13 days. On December 15, the father of the girl had approached the Odisha High Court, seeking directions to the police stating that despite repeated complaints and FIR, the police had failed to rescue their daughter.

A 21-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped from VN College, Jajpur on December 5 when she had gone there to collect her migration certificate. As per reports, the family of the girl had approached the police to trace her, stating that a man named Abdul Sehmat Khan alias Bobby has been pursuing her and forcing her to marry him, but the police had neglected the issue. As the local police ignored his complaints, the girl’s father had approached the SP in Jajpur, seeking his intervention.

The complaint then progressed via the regional police superintendent to the High Court because the victim’s family felt that the police were not taking this complaint or the report seriously. Why this was I do not know but police failure is what has been alleged happened. Maybe the Indian police have become infected with a similar Islamopandering virus as has affected British police forces who for decades failed to act on complaints about Islamic Rape Gangs?

The victim’s family’s decision to go to the High Court was what really got this case moving. Op India said of the man’s petition to the court:

Failing to get help from the police, the girl’s father had approached the Odisha High Court on December 15, seeking direction to the police to help rescue their daughter. In his petition to the Odisha High Court, the victim’s father had stated that despite repeated complaints, request letter, FIR and several visits to the police station, the police had not been taking any steps to rescue his daughter. In his petition, the father had cited that the accused Sehmat khan had long been forcing the victim to convert to Islam and marry him. When the girl refused to convert, he had finally kidnapped her.

After the High Court intervened in this case the police got moving. Arrests have been made and more importantly the victim has been rescued by police from the clutches of this gang of Muslim kidnappers and rapists.

Op India added:

The police then arrested Sehmat Khan’s father Sheikh Abdul Hamid Khan for aiding his son Sehmat in abducting the girl and threatening the family. He was produced at the court and was remanded to 14 days of judicial custody. Finally, on the evening of December 17, the victim was rescued by the police. After police raids, she was rescued from the Jagatpur area of Cuttack city. The abductor Sehmat Khan has been arrested and has been sent to judicial custody, as per reports.

It should be noted that this kidnap, torture, forced conversion and marriage plot seems to have been very much family affair with the alleged kidnapper’s father being arrested as well. This familial involvement in a crime of this nature is very reminiscent of how some of Britain’s Islamic Rape Gangs work where, unusually for these type of group sex criminals, offenders are linked mostly by prediliction rather than blood, members of the same family have been shown to be involved with the same crime and sometimes the same victim.

This young woman was very lucky to be rescued from her Islamic abusers and captors. In large part this is down to the determination of her family to push this case despite hurdles being put in their way. There must be many more Indian girls and young women who do not have the benefit of a family who would fight for them and therefore many more girls and young women who live lives of absolute terror and oppression in the Muslim families who have enslaved them? The kidnapping and forced conversion and enslavement of girls by Muslims in India is a tragedy and a scandal and one that needs to be stamped out with vigour and stamped out quickly.