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The issue with pakistani bheel hindus is their dalit caste. Its a real drama when they show up in India. The Sikhs from KPK have been well recieved in India, but these bheel have been dished a lotta abuse by Indian banye. Very sad.
that is because kpk Sikhs dont go there to live permanently i believe?
 
The issue with pakistani bheel hindus is their dalit caste. Its a real drama when they show up in India. The Sikhs from KPK have been well recieved in India, but these bheel have been dished a lotta abuse by Indian banye. Very sad.

The Sikhs have an organized and 'strong' religion, and they tend to respect their own as they are a smaller close-knit community as compared to the Hindus of India. The Sikhs stand up for themselves and their own and, in the grander scheme of things, the Modi BJP government wants to try to get the Sikhs on their side and they use the Sikh refugee claim issue for that very thing. The BJP lost the Sikhs due to the farmer dilemma.

Hindus, on the other hand, are not very organized. They were brought together by the British and grouped into one 'Hinduism'. Imagine someone ruling over all Muslim countries today and then creating a new Muslim religion called "One Islam" and then diminishing other forms of Islam, including Shia and Sunni. That's what modern Hinduism is - of course, the religion existed, but not in its current form.

The only real thing uniting Indian Hindus is their common hate for Muslims and to a lesser extent Christians. If it weren't for that, they wouldn't even have that much of an importance as a religion. It's the common hate for Islam that Zionists, Hindutvians, and others have that unites their own. Islam is a force that scares them in this sense.
 
The Sikhs have an organized and 'strong' religion, and they tend to respect their own as they are a smaller close-knit community as compared to the Hindus of India. The Sikhs stand up for themselves and their own and, in the grander scheme of things, the Modi BJP government wants to try to get the Sikhs on their side and they use the Sikh refugee claim issue for that very thing. The BJP lost the Sikhs due to the farmer dilemma.

Hindus, on the other hand, are not very organized. They were brought together by the British and grouped into one 'Hinduism'. Imagine someone ruling over all Muslim countries today and then creating a new Muslim religion called "One Islam" and then diminishing other forms of Islam, including Shia and Sunni. That's what modern Hinduism is - of course, the religion existed, but not in its current form.

The only real thing uniting Indian Hindus is their common hate for Muslims and to a lesser extent Christians. If it weren't for that, they wouldn't even have that much of an importance as a religion. It's the common hate for Islam that Zionists, Hindutvians, and others have that unites their own. Islam is a force that scares them in this sense.
Tens of thousands of Pakistani hindus have already returned from India after being abused for years by their Indian hosts. Entire villages have returned.
 
Pakistani Hindu life. Nobody bothers them nobody cares bhai! Nobody got da time to go around harassing regular people. The incidents that do happen once a few months are just criminal cases of rural life:

 
Hindus from Pakistan need to take some (a lot) of the blame for their stupidity. Of staying back in Pakistan over 7 decades. Thats like easily 3 generations post partition. The die had been cast and Jinnah's overtly secular ideology barely survived to his death within a year of the creation of Pakistan.

Most Parsis have left Pakistan too incidentally. Less than 5000 remain I think. Including my father's side of the family from Lahore in the 60s. When they moved to the states. I met a young girl, a doctor from Karachi into Public Health, and a guy (with a very Muslim looking beard) at a function of Parsi youth in Poona recently. It was a surreal experience to meet Pakistani Parsis.

I had only one question.

Why?!!!
 
Hindus from Pakistan need to take some (a lot) of the blame for their stupidity. Of staying back in Pakistan over 7 decades. Thats like easily 3 generations post partition. The die had been cast and Jinnah's overtly secular ideology barely survived to his death within a year of the creation of Pakistan.

Most Parsis have left Pakistan too incidentally. Less than 5000 remain I think. Including my father's side of the family from Lahore in the 60s. When they moved to the states. I met a young girl, a doctor from Karachi into Public Health, and a guy (with a very Muslim looking beard) at a function of Parsi youth in Poona recently. It was a surreal experience to meet Pakistani Parsis.

I had only one question.

Why?!!!
The minorities steer well clear of the mulla and the parsi in Karachi never had any dramay at all. None whatsoever. Same same with the educated Goan Christy X-Tians. Never got into any trouble.

The ones that do get into trouble are the Bheel Sindhi in interior Sindh or the poor Punjabi Christy's around Lahore or Gujranwala.

I agree only those are the ones that get targeted for property or begging rights or turf wars or harassment not by the mulla but generally by the chaudhry or waderay. The only exception to this rule are the Qadiani's. There is no saying anything about their situation. They're just declared outcasts since the British times.

With the deterioration of general law n order, everybody left or is leaving.
 
Hindus from Pakistan need to take some (a lot) of the blame for their stupidity. Of staying back in Pakistan over 7 decades. Thats like easily 3 generations post partition. The die had been cast and Jinnah's overtly secular ideology barely survived to his death within a year of the creation of Pakistan.

Most Parsis have left Pakistan too incidentally. Less than 5000 remain I think. Including my father's side of the family from Lahore in the 60s. When they moved to the states. I met a young girl, a doctor from Karachi into Public Health, and a guy (with a very Muslim looking beard) at a function of Parsi youth in Poona recently. It was a surreal experience to meet Pakistani Parsis.

I had only one question.

Why?!!!
From what I hear most Hindus from Pakistan are from Dalit backgrounds and would face discrimination regardless. As for Parsis they are generally treated well here, they do migrate to abroad countries just like the Sunni Muslims. The low number of Parsis also has to do with the fact they do not marry out, and you cannot become a Parsi unless you are born one.
 
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