A Pakistani Hindu girl, who faced three harrowing months after being abducted, forcibly converted and married to a Muslim man, finally got to reunite with her family after a Sindh court's order, a community leader said here.

A lower court in Umerkot, about 310 km east of Karachi, ordered Sunita Maharaj to be reunited with her family on Saturday, according to Shiva Kaachi, a Hindu activist, who was involved in pleading the case for her parents.

Sunita was abducted from Kunri, a town in Mirpurkhas district, and later forced into conversion followed by forced marriage with a much-older Muslim man.

According to local Hindu community leaders and rights activists, she is among the few fortunate Hindu girls to get some justice.

“Sunita's case is not an isolated one and the systematic abductio

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