A top court in Pakistan's southern Sindh province has ordered police to produce before it tomorrow a Hindu girl who was abducted, forcibly converted and married off to a Muslim man.<br/><br/>Satram Das Meghwar, through Advocate filed a case in the Sindh High Court against conversion and marriage of his 16-year old daughter Ravita Meghwar.<br/><br/>Meghwar yesterday told the court that his daughter had been illegally married off to Syed Nawaz Ali Shah after having been kidnapped from her village near Nagarparkar Town on June 6. She was named Gulnaz after the conversion.'<br/><br/>The same day she married 36-year old Shah at the marriage registrar's office in union council Gulzar Khalil in Samaro of Umerkot district in the province.<br/>The bench headed by Justice Salahuddin Panhwar ordered Mirpurkhas DIG and Tharpakr SSP to produce Ravita on June 22, the day of next hearing. Meghwar said his daughter was born on July 14, 2001.