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There is no evidence to the figures that you are quoting. The fact is more Hindus have been killed by the Nizam's razakkars than Muslims killed during the operation.
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Pakistan welcomes Sikh pilgrims
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There is no evidence to the figures that you are quoting. The fact is more Hindus have been killed by the Nizam's razakkars than Muslims killed during the operation.
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Historical revisionism over 9000
Aryans were Central Asian Invaders who brought sankrit and Hinduism.
Ashokah invaded and converted to budhism
I guess the sikh empire didn't exist according to your Hindu logic.
Hindus have been invading and killing each other for more than 5000 years.
In fact, when muslim Central Asians came. The Hindus didn't see anything weird about their behavior because Hindus were invading and pillaging as well.
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Three siblings reunite for the first time since 1947
Three siblings meet for the first time since 1947 partition.
LAHORE : Among the usual celebrations of Baba Guru Nanak Devji’s 549th birth anniversary, the Gurdwara Janam Asthan in Nankana Sahib, Punjab witnessed an emotional reunion of siblings on Sunday.
Two Muslim sisters – Ulfat Bibi, Mairaj Bibi – hugged and greeted their Sikh brother Sardar Bayanth Singh whom they had not met after over seven decades.
The family was resident of Paracha village near Dera Baba Nanak Gurdaspur, India before the historic partition. However, in the partition a daughter and son went missing.
The family later migrated to Pakistan leaving behind their two children. The mother, Allah Rakhhi, later contacted one of her former neighbours and learnt the whereabouts of her son Bayanth.
Since then Bayanth has been in contact with his sisters over letters and phone calls and only this year planned a pilgrimage to the Nankana Sahib’s Gurdwara where he had the opportunity to meet his sisters.
Speaking to the media, Ulfat Bibi expressed the desire to be allowed to travel to India where she can meet her sister-in-law and nieces and nephews.
Ulfat and Miraj have appealed Prime Minister Imran Khan to extend their brother’s visa if he cannot be granted Pakistan nationality.
Pakistan and India have decided to open the Kartarpur border corridor to facilitate Sikh pilgrims visiting one of their holiest sites on the banks of River Ravi in a move that analysts say might thaw the frosty relationship between the two neighbours.
New Delhi announced that it would start construction of the Kartarpur corridor up to the international border with Pakistan. The announcement was immediately welcomed by Islamabad as ‘victory for peace’.
Three siblings meet for the first time since 1947 partition.
LAHORE : Among the usual celebrations of Baba Guru Nanak Devji’s 549th birth anniversary, the Gurdwara Janam Asthan in Nankana Sahib, Punjab witnessed an emotional reunion of siblings on Sunday.
Two Muslim sisters – Ulfat Bibi, Mairaj Bibi – hugged and greeted their Sikh brother Sardar Bayanth Singh whom they had not met after over seven decades.
The family was resident of Paracha village near Dera Baba Nanak Gurdaspur, India before the historic partition. However, in the partition a daughter and son went missing.
The family later migrated to Pakistan leaving behind their two children. The mother, Allah Rakhhi, later contacted one of her former neighbours and learnt the whereabouts of her son Bayanth.
Since then Bayanth has been in contact with his sisters over letters and phone calls and only this year planned a pilgrimage to the Nankana Sahib’s Gurdwara where he had the opportunity to meet his sisters.
Speaking to the media, Ulfat Bibi expressed the desire to be allowed to travel to India where she can meet her sister-in-law and nieces and nephews.
Ulfat and Miraj have appealed Prime Minister Imran Khan to extend their brother’s visa if he cannot be granted Pakistan nationality.
Pakistan and India have decided to open the Kartarpur border corridor to facilitate Sikh pilgrims visiting one of their holiest sites on the banks of River Ravi in a move that analysts say might thaw the frosty relationship between the two neighbours.
New Delhi announced that it would start construction of the Kartarpur corridor up to the international border with Pakistan. The announcement was immediately welcomed by Islamabad as ‘victory for peace’.
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