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Well you can claim him as an Indian if you like because he was an ethnic Indian. Still, he only associated himself with Pakistan like the maharajah of Bhopal, so we have no reason to doubt his Pakistaniat. Dilip on the other hand, was never an "Indian", just like Fardeen Khan is not an "Indian".
No no..
We do not want to ' claim' him to be Indian for more reasons than one. Tell me , how about the other Mohajirs ? Are they Indian or Pakistani ?
Bhopal never had a Maharaja, what are you trying to say ?
Just for the record, anyone who lives in India and swears by the Indian constitution, salutes the national flag, sings the national anthem and abides with Indian law is / can be an Indian.