[🇵🇰] RigVedic Period of Pakistan

[Sharma Ji]

No.......Haripur.......Taxila region.......

What state is that in ? Still Pnjab, right ?

 

[Sharma Ji]

O teri.. Khyber P ??

You a full on tribal bro wtf

 

[Dogun18]

O teri.. Khyber P ??

You a full on tribal bro wtf

He may be Hindko - which are the originals of KPK. @Lulldapull Be more specific.

 

[Lulldapull]

O teri.. Khyber P ??

You a full on tribal bro wtf

Oh bhai I’m on de border of KP and extreme west north Punjab. That’s exactly where Haripur is. Yes lots of people here pashto and Punjabi also. It’s in the Potohar plateau. Ancient area since Taxila time.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Oh bhai I’m on de border of KP and extreme west north Punjab. That’s exactly where Haripur is. Yes lots of people here pashto and Punjabi also. It’s in the Potohar plateau. Ancient area since Taxila time.

Saeraki speaking ?

 

[Lulldapull]

Saeraki speaking ?

Oh no seraiki is south punjab/ north sindh. Here in Haripur about 500 miles north of Multan people speak either hindko or Pashto generally and few speak Punjabi.

This area is the home of Ashok. He lived here and then later chandragupta. Lot of invasions over the last 2700 years. The Achaemenids were here and then the Greeks came and then again the Parthians after the Greeks then the Scythians……then the central asian guppu came and destroyed Taxila. Destroyed all the monasteries and Stupas and the oldest university of the world. Now just ancient ruins of Dharmarajika, Jaulian and Sirkap remain.

Just like Moenjodaro bhai…..a very haunting and ancient city.

 

[ThunderCat]

NW India is very close to us in Punjab/ Sindh......its the same culture same language......

Likewise Pashto/ Balochi are much closer to the Iranis culturally/ linguistically. Hell Afghanistan's national language is Persian, who are we kidding man?

Its true bhai.....thank god they're not shia or else we wouldn't even exist as a country.......do mintt main they'd have gone there and joined the Iranis.

NW Indians that you write of are only a tiny percent of the Bharati population. Plus much of their commonality is purely linguistic.

Seen plenty of Northern Bhratis in Canada, they don't look like Eastern Pakistanis too much.
Traveled to rural Sindh last year, didn't find any rural Sindhis that look Pajeet.

It got me thinking how many exaggerated lies we've been fed.

 

[Mainerik]

Traveled to rural Sindh last year, didn't find any rural Sindhis that look Pajeet.

It got me thinking how many exaggerated lies we've been fed.

All those videos show them looking Indic. Altough different than Indians.