This group also serves as the political representatives of the lineage. The constitution defines Pakistan as an Islamic nation and guarantees religious freedom. In reality, however, there is much persecution of Christians within the nation. Although the constitution promises free primary education, less than half of all children actually receive it since educational facilities and teachers are severely lacking. Medical facilities, supplies, and trained personnel are also inadequate.
Many people have health problems due to poor water quality and malnutrition.
The spiritual needs of the Hindko are also great. Christian teachers, doctors, nurses, dentists, and humanitarian aid workers are needed to minister to the physical needs of the Hindko. Increased missions efforts, evangelistic materials, and dedicated laborers are needed to see the Hindko reached with the Gospel. Most importantly, intercession is needed to tear down the strongholds that are keeping them spiritually bound. Only then will their hearts be open to the Gospel as it is presented to them.