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Malala Expresses concerns on Muslim Girls’ Hijab in India, No pain on the abduction of Hindu girls in Pakistan

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_Vinayak Barot

New Delhi: The double face of Pakistan-based social activist Malala Yousafzai came in front of people as commented on Muslim Girls Hijab in India and maintains safe distance on speaking on Hindu girls’ abduction in Pakistan. Malala showed her partiality and intentions by expressing concern for Muslim girls’ Hijab in India.

Intentions and Truth never remain in the dark. Reality always reflects at the correct time. On Tuesday, Malala Yousafzai hit out at Indian leaders and asked them to stop the marginalization of Muslim women.

“Refusing to let girls go to school in their hijabs is horrifying. Objectification of women persists — for wearing less or more. Indian leaders must stop the marginalization of Muslim women,” Malala wrote.

On the other side, Malala always ignores speaking or raising her voice on issues of minorities in Pakistan. Thousands of times – Pakistani boys kidnapping Hindu girls- women and force them to convert to Islam.

Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen said, “Malala is so worried about Kashmiri Muslims. But she is not worried about the persecution of Pakistani Hindus and the people in Balochistan. It seems whoever guiding her, believes faith is above everything! If your faith destroys your conscience, you are not a great human being.”

According to the political experts, Malala’s comment on Hijab for Muslim girls in India – could be a publicity stunt. A girl who got shot in Pakistan left Pak for security reasons and now settled in the UK. Malala is not living in her own country and asking millions of people to live there.