Betrayed by India: The tale of the Pakistani Hindu refugee
Posted by Zubair Khan
Credit: First Post India by Wasim Sroya
Pakistani Hindus carry an idol of Ganesha, for immersion at Laxmi Narain Temple in Karachi last year. Pakistani Hindu’s in India are in perpetual hope that the Indian government will offer them permanent refuge. Reuters
“Hindus are like a fish out of water in Pakistan. They all want to come to India, hoping to put an end to their misery – but it is a different story here altogether,” says Krishan Lal, who is one of a group of 145 Hindus who fled Pakistan on a pilgrimage visa. He now lives in a refugee camp in North Delhi, praying that the Indian government will offer him permanent refuge.
Posted by Zubair Khan
on April 30, 2012. Filed under Asia,Humanity First,Immigration,India,Life,Pakistan,Politics,Society.
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Muhammad Azimul Haque
April 30, 2012 at 2:45 pm
People who carry forward bad debt of hatred in the insolvent state accounts of Pakistan/Bangladesh against Hindus and force them out of their homes in the first place, have blood on their hands. Starting from the the time Indian partition took place till today. Especially that of Hindus and Christians. People should think of the excuses they will give on the day of Qiyamah if they believe in that at all! Ma’salama