Edited sentence: Even today the small population of Hindus left in Sindh are often subject to kidnappings for ransom, robberies and other threats.Influxes of Punjabis from Pakistan’s overcrowded northeast, Baluchis from the underdeveloped west, and Afghan and Pakistani Pashtuns from the northern territories have also crowded into Sindh, threatening Sindhi control of their own region.It is said in Sindh that Hindus who have been forcibly converted to Muslims and compelled to undergo circumcision, recite the Kalima, attend the mosque, and eat beef, can be re-converted into their original Dharma by going through certain ceremonies.People say that Chawlas are the reconverted Hindus.The Amils had adopted the Muslim costume, wore the topi (cylindrical hat), the beard long, the shalwar and only shaved the crown of the head.They did not however trim the moustache according to Sunnat, but often put on the tilak and wear the shirt with a gore across the left breast, whereas the Muslims always had the opening down the right side