Areesh
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Pakistan isn't providing citizenship to anyone from India either
This is your drama
law to give citizenship to nonMuslims from Pak,Bangladesh,Afghanistan passed
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Pakistan isn't providing citizenship to anyone from India either
This is your drama
Pakistan isn't providing citizenship to anyone from India either
Is any Indian asking for Pakistani citizenship? Not even horribly persecuted(as you guys claim) Muslims, want Pakistani citizenship.
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Is Pakistan offering?
As I said such dramas are for "secular" Indian state only. Can't protect own Christians/other minorities but giving asylum to others
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How many hindus do we have in Pakistan
Its about 3 million, I think?
If they want to go might as well make it easy
We get to reduce our population by a few million
Indians get higher population and s few more million hindus
Works all round
Another reality check for indian muslims though
Your secular state supports increasing its population for any but YOU
No room here bud, this is for PAKISTANIS ONLY
Its about 3 million, I think?
If they want to go might as well make it easy
We get to reduce our population by a few million
Indians get higher population and s few more million hindus
Works all round
Another reality check for indian muslims though
Your secular state supports increasing its population for any but YOU
No room here bud, this is for PAKISTANIS ONLY
That is not how things work.
1. Firstly persecuted minorities flee their birth countries and ask for a refugee status in a tolerant country.
Insecure minorities: Pakistani Hindus seek safety in India
https://tribune.com.pk/story/346184/insecure-minorities-pakistani-hindus-seek-safety-in-india/
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-34645370
2. Then the country which has provided them refuge considers their application either reject their plea for citizenship, and are asked to return them home.
No Indian citizenship, many Hindus return to Pakistan
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...s-return-to-pakistan/articleshow/64910906.cms
3. In some cases, these persecuted minorities refuse to return to their country of their origin.
Pakistani Hindus in India unwilling to return
Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/content/86879/pakistani-hindus-india-unwilling-return.html
4. Because of valid reasons.
Deported Hindus face conversion in Pakistan
https://www.dnaindia.com/jaipur/report-deported-hindu-s-face-conversion-in-pakistan-2597128
5. In those cases they are provided, Indian citizenship.
Pakistan can not offer such things, because no supposedly insecure Indian minority goes to Pakistan, in the first place.
Are you sure, I thought you people claim, you host 3 million Afghan refugees.
But how many persecuted Indian minorities, come to you for refuge ?
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@KapitaanAli lol at you face .
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Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan/Afghanistan can now be absorbed with much ease. Great news!
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Oh we do and we are trying to kick them out post haste
If india wants our hindus they can take all of them
Are we desperate for hindus or something
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Nice story you have written there
But still the question is same
Is Pakistan offering citizenship based on religion?
If the answer to question is no and since it is definitely no then none of the bullshit you have written here applies
Such dramas are only for Indian state.
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Is any one asking for Pakistani citizenship, in the first place ?
And they can feel, they are second class citizen in your country, because of their religion.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-34645370
Why Pakistani Hindus leave their homes for India
- 28 October 2015
Image captionAbout 1,200 people, who have migrated from Pakistan in the past five years, are housed in three camps in Delhi
Pakistani Hindus, who have arrived in the Indian capital in recent months, tell BBC Hindi's Zubair Ahmed that they fled their homes to escape discrimination and religious persecution.
Mala Das can just about write her name. At 16, this has been her greatest achievement. "When I came here I was completely unlettered. Today I can write my name," she says.
But Mala is still unsure about numbers - when asked about the year she came to India, she draws a blank.
Her family and neighbours say they arrived in 2011 from the Pakistani city of Hyderabad in Sindh province to escape "religious and cultural persecution and government apathy".
Image - Rajwanti, 13, alleges that Hindu boys and girls are made to read the Quran in Pakistani schools
About 1,200 people, who have migrated from Pakistan in the past five years, are housed in three camps in Delhi and many say one of the biggest problems they faced back home was that they were unable to educate their children.
Bhagwan Das, who was among a group of 71 people who reached Delhi three weeks ago, has two growing children with no formal education. He says they were treated like "second-class citizens" in Pakistan.
"Our children don't feel welcome in schools there. Muslims taunt us for being Hindu. Our girls are also sexually harassed," Mr Das says.
There is a primary school in the migrant camp where children are taught how to read and write.
Image Bhagwan Das says Hindus are treated like "second-class citizens" in Pakistan
Rajwanti, 13, and other children in the camp allege that Hindu boys and girls are made to read the Quran (Muslim holy book) in Pakistani schools and that Muslim students laugh at their religious practices.
Mala says she is happy to see that Hindus in India can practice their religion openly. "Here Hindus pray without fear in temples and organise religious festivals outdoor. In Pakistan we prayed at home. If we went to temples, we avoided the gaze of our neighbours."
Ishwar Lal, 18, who came to Delhi five months ago, says he feels liberated in India. "We have full religious freedom here. We are free."
Image - There is a primary school in the migrant camp where children are taught how to read and write
Moreover, he says, in India "everyone is respectful of each other's faith".
Pakistan was created in 1947 after being carved out of India's mainly Muslim areas. A huge exchange of population took place during the partition which was often bloody.
Today, Muslims constitute 14% of India's population, while in Pakistan, Hindus are said to be just over 2%.
There is no official estimate of the number of Pakistani Hindus living in India, but over the years, small groups have been crossing the border to reach Delhi or other northern states, such as Rajasthan and Haryana. Once in India, they apply for asylum and, eventually, citizenship.
Image captionPahlaj says most Pakistani Hindus want to leave their country
Islamabad has repeatedly said its Hindu community is safe and reports of their leaving are exaggerated.
In a written reply to a BBC query, the Indian government has revealed that more than 1,400 Pakistanis have been given citizenship since 2011 and that an overwhelming majority of them are Hindus.
Those living in the Delhi camps, however, say they are yet to get Indian citizenship.
"We applied in 2011 but nothing has happened. The BJP government which claims to have sympathy for us is no different from other governments. We feel frustrated," says Arjun Das, who is regarded as the leader of Pakistani Hindus in Delhi camps.
Image - Those living in the Delhi camps say they are yet to get Indian citizenship
Pahlaj, who arrived three weeks ago, says he is disappointed that "no Hindu leader or neighbour has visited us yet".
But most say they are happy to be in India where they feel "at home" and Pahlaj says most Pakistani Hindus want to leave their country.
"A small number has come to India. Millions of Pakistani Hindus are waiting for an opportunity to do the same."
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Is any one asking for Pakistani citizenship, in the first place ?
And they can feel, they are second class citizen in your country, because of their religion.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-34645370
Why Pakistani Hindus leave their homes for India
- 28 October 2015
Image captionAbout 1,200 people, who have migrated from Pakistan in the past five years, are housed in three camps in Delhi
Pakistani Hindus, who have arrived in the Indian capital in recent months, tell BBC Hindi's Zubair Ahmed that they fled their homes to escape discrimination and religious persecution.
Mala Das can just about write her name. At 16, this has been her greatest achievement. "When I came here I was completely unlettered. Today I can write my name," she says.
But Mala is still unsure about numbers - when asked about the year she came to India, she draws a blank.
Her family and neighbours say they arrived in 2011 from the Pakistani city of Hyderabad in Sindh province to escape "religious and cultural persecution and government apathy".
Image - Rajwanti, 13, alleges that Hindu boys and girls are made to read the Quran in Pakistani schools
About 1,200 people, who have migrated from Pakistan in the past five years, are housed in three camps in Delhi and many say one of the biggest problems they faced back home was that they were unable to educate their children.
Bhagwan Das, who was among a group of 71 people who reached Delhi three weeks ago, has two growing children with no formal education. He says they were treated like "second-class citizens" in Pakistan.
"Our children don't feel welcome in schools there. Muslims taunt us for being Hindu. Our girls are also sexually harassed," Mr Das says.
There is a primary school in the migrant camp where children are taught how to read and write.
Image Bhagwan Das says Hindus are treated like "second-class citizens" in Pakistan
Rajwanti, 13, and other children in the camp allege that Hindu boys and girls are made to read the Quran (Muslim holy book) in Pakistani schools and that Muslim students laugh at their religious practices.
Mala says she is happy to see that Hindus in India can practice their religion openly. "Here Hindus pray without fear in temples and organise religious festivals outdoor. In Pakistan we prayed at home. If we went to temples, we avoided the gaze of our neighbours."
Ishwar Lal, 18, who came to Delhi five months ago, says he feels liberated in India. "We have full religious freedom here. We are free."
Image - There is a primary school in the migrant camp where children are taught how to read and write
Moreover, he says, in India "everyone is respectful of each other's faith".
Pakistan was created in 1947 after being carved out of India's mainly Muslim areas. A huge exchange of population took place during the partition which was often bloody.
Today, Muslims constitute 14% of India's population, while in Pakistan, Hindus are said to be just over 2%.
There is no official estimate of the number of Pakistani Hindus living in India, but over the years, small groups have been crossing the border to reach Delhi or other northern states, such as Rajasthan and Haryana. Once in India, they apply for asylum and, eventually, citizenship.
Image captionPahlaj says most Pakistani Hindus want to leave their country
Islamabad has repeatedly said its Hindu community is safe and reports of their leaving are exaggerated.
In a written reply to a BBC query, the Indian government has revealed that more than 1,400 Pakistanis have been given citizenship since 2011 and that an overwhelming majority of them are Hindus.
Those living in the Delhi camps, however, say they are yet to get Indian citizenship.
"We applied in 2011 but nothing has happened. The BJP government which claims to have sympathy for us is no different from other governments. We feel frustrated," says Arjun Das, who is regarded as the leader of Pakistani Hindus in Delhi camps.
Image captionThose living in the Delhi camps say they are yet to get Indian citizenship
Pahlaj, who arrived three weeks ago, says he is disappointed that "no Hindu leader or neighbour has visited us yet".
But most say they are happy to be in India where they feel "at home" and Pahlaj says most Pakistani Hindus want to leave their country.
"A small number has come to India. Millions of Pakistani Hindus are waiting for an opportunity to do the same."
Thats what im saying
We got 3 million of them
If india is so desperate we can cut our population by 3-5 million in one go and unload it onto india
At the same time indian muslims get another statement of reality that we can use to encourage their enlightenment
Im fully supportive of this move
It works everyway you look at it
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Yes. Bihari refugees for decades waited to go to pakistan and pakistan didn't invite them. Most of them have no choice but to live in BD
So that is why I am saying what you are saying is bullshit.
My question is still the same. Is pakistan offering citizenship to anyone from India?
You know the answer to this question yourself
You keep persecuting your minorities as you are, I am sure those 3 million, will also flee Pakistan, like these have.
No matter, how much you try to enlighten Indian muslims, they still wont pick Pakistan over India.
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Got to agree with you on this
3 million to Indian. 2 million to Afghanistan.
At least 5 million less mouths to feed. Win win for us.
The thing is dear we are not even trying.
They are not invited simply
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