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Tape Ball Captain
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2015
- Runs
- 1,163
After the independence of the two countries; Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Republic of India, there was a mass migration of people from both sides of the border as Muslims from India moved to Pakistan and Non-Muslims from Pakistan moved to India.
The Non-Muslims who stayed back in Pakistan would have never envisioned a rapidly Talibanizing Pakistan of today. The Pakistan constitution has made Non-Muslim citizens as second-class, and as Pakistanis continue the slide towards more Sharia as a solution to their problems, things are bound to only get worse.
Ideally there would be a 2 year window at the Punjab border for families to cross over. At the border they would have to prove that they are victims of Apartheid, meaning Non-Muslim citizens (this would include Ahmedis as per the definition of Pak Govt.).
India's population is 1.3 billion, the population of Pakistani Non-Muslims is ~4 million, a drop in the ocean considering there are 20 million illegal Bangladeshis living in India today. Also, not every single Non-Muslim from Pakistan will want to or will be able to migrate, so the numbers should not be an issue.
Would India be generous enough to open its border and give a second chance to the persecuted Non-Muslims of Pakistan to cross over and live a life free of apartheid?
The Non-Muslims who stayed back in Pakistan would have never envisioned a rapidly Talibanizing Pakistan of today. The Pakistan constitution has made Non-Muslim citizens as second-class, and as Pakistanis continue the slide towards more Sharia as a solution to their problems, things are bound to only get worse.
Ideally there would be a 2 year window at the Punjab border for families to cross over. At the border they would have to prove that they are victims of Apartheid, meaning Non-Muslim citizens (this would include Ahmedis as per the definition of Pak Govt.).
India's population is 1.3 billion, the population of Pakistani Non-Muslims is ~4 million, a drop in the ocean considering there are 20 million illegal Bangladeshis living in India today. Also, not every single Non-Muslim from Pakistan will want to or will be able to migrate, so the numbers should not be an issue.
Would India be generous enough to open its border and give a second chance to the persecuted Non-Muslims of Pakistan to cross over and live a life free of apartheid?
