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115 more Hindu pilgrims cross Wahgah border

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LAHORE - Around 115 Hindu pilgrims, who did not leave for India the previous day, crossed the Wahgah Border on Saturday stressing they will return to Pakistan.
The pilgrims leaving today, also denied migration rumors and stated that they were just propaganda. They reaffirmed that they would return to their homes after completing their one-month pilgrimage.
Earlier, immigration authorities had stopped pilgrims from crossing the border in the wake of a rumor that they were migrating to India due to fears for their life and property in Pakistan.
Immigration authorities initially informed the pilgrims that the interior ministry’s decision would be given in the next 48 hours. However, after a four-hour long peaceful protest, the Hindu pilgrims were allowed to cross borders.

12 Responses to 115 more Hindu pilgrims cross Wahgah border

  1. This seems to be planted. Everyday lots of Muslims in India suffer different sort of serious problems but no news of their migration from India to any part of the world. Media always highlight issues and then those issues get fire.

    • Rizwan says:

      Sure..everything is planted..in this world.. Will you like to leave a place where you were born and brought up unless forced .. who many muslims frm India want to come to Pakistan..How the population of muslims have become 180 million in India … the problem is simple..Islam is wicked,, while muslims want more than equality in the counties where they are in minority but they want to butcher the minoritties when they are in majority…Islam can only destroy it can never construct anything…

  2. Little Sparrow via Facebook says:

    i think so….

  3. Farasat Ali Shah Bukhari via Facebook says:

    This seems to be planted. Everyday lots of Muslims in India suffer different sort of serious problems but no news of their migration from India to any part of the world. Media always highlight issues and then those issues get fire.

  4. khalid says:

    Given the choice to migrate from Pakistan not only the Hindus but a majority of Muslims will jump to immigrate at the first available opportunity. Hindus are fortunate that they can look forward to India to bail them out of an uncertain life and bleak future.

    • Dilbur says:

      I dont understand your comment. How have India bailed their own citizens out of an uncertain life and bleak future? Hundreds of western charities still go there and pump millions of dollars to ensure SOME people receive some quality of life. Millions are still poor. Just like Pakistan. If you talking about the economic development of India then only a few have received any great benefit especially Western Corporations who have saved billions in manpower. Thanks

  5. Genesis says:

    Ask the Muslims of India whether they wish to migrate to Pakistan.You will be surprised at the response!

  6. azeem mohammed says:

    i am a indian muslim…even in dream i will not wish ti migrate pakistan…

  7. aseem says:

    Why this is being high lighted. Daily hundreds of muslims are migrating abraod as rulers have denied their fundamental rights.

  8. observer says:

    Media makes mole out of a Hill = proved

  9. Hina says:

    hahaha nobody told you to migrate to pakistan so just shut up!!!!!

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