Pakistani hindu migrants

During the India-Pakistan cricket series in 2007, several Pakistani fans came to India to watch matches, including one at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Out of these, 32 Pakistani nationals overstayed their visit and 28 of them have remained untraceable.

Over a hundred Pakistani refugee families have been living in Majnu Ka TIlla in Delhi for more than a decade.

Tired of the atrocities, several Hindu refugees have, over the years, come to India after escaping the terror and repression of the government in Pakistan

Pakistani migrant Hindus have to walk for several kolimeters to get water. They are living under scroching heat after their houses were demolished in Jodhpur.

Jodhpur administration has claimed that the homes by Hindu migrants from Pakistan were built on encroached land.

Harsh Sanghvi handed over citizenship certificates to several Pakistani Hindu refugees living in Ahmedabad.

The Centre has Friday, opposed a petition seeking electricity connections for 200 Pakistan Hindu migrant families, who are currently residing in North Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar

Sajjan Singh, the amicus curiae appointed on behalf of the Pakistani minority migrants, reported that even the Pakistani minority migrants who have already been declared as citizens of this country but do not possess an Aadhaar card have been kept out of the vaccination drive.

Police probe suggest harassment and refusal to extend visa led to suicide by 11 Pakistani Hindu migrants in Rajasthan

On Monday, eight Pakistani Hindu refugees, who were living in Kota, Rajasthan since 2000, have been given Indian citizenship.