Pak Army colonel accused of changing UN mission workers to Islam in Congo

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A Pakistan Army colonel deployed in Congo has been changing United Nations mission workers to Islam within the nation, a number of media studies mentioned. Colonel Saqib Mushtaqi, Pakistani contingent deputy commander a part of United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission within the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), is accused of involving in spiritual conversions of numerous different UN mission workers. 

Islam is the minority faith inside the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the place the big majority is affiliated to numerous Christian sects. The General Headquarters (GHQ) took cognizance into the matter and launched an inside inquiry in opposition to the spiritual conversion amongst UN workers. 

According to IBT, this isn’t the primary time the Pakistani Army officers, a part of UN peacekeeping missions, are concerned in such controversy.

Earlier in 2012, two Pakistani Formed Police Unit (FPU) had been accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old mentally challenged boy repeatedly. After which, Islamabad initiated court-martial proceedings in opposition to the officers.

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