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• 11 members of Pakistani Hindu migrant family found dead in India's Jodhpur: report[/paste:font]
  Dawn.com | Naveed SiddiquiUpdated 09 Aug 2020
  
  
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute. — Photo courtesy BBC Urdu
  The bodies of 11 people from a single family were found in a field in India's Jodhpur district in Rajasthan state, BBC Urdu reported on Sunday.
  
  According to the report, the family had migrated to India from Pakistan and only one member of the family now remains.
  
  Police launched an investigation into the incident while traces of insecticide were found at the scene. A police official, Rahul Barhat, told the publication that forensic experts had been called in to assist with the probe.
  
  "An investigation is being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of the incident," he said.
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute, the report said.
  
  Locals had alerted officials after finding the bodies, the report said, adding that the deceased were from the Bheel community and had come to India some eight years ago.
  
  According to police, the family had rented a piece of land and used to cultivate it to earn a living. It added that 37-year-old Kewal Ram was the only surviving member of the family and was being questioned by the police.
  
  The deceased included his parents, brother, three sisters, daughter and two sons, and 75-year-old Budha Ram, the head of the family.
  
  According to preliminary reports, Kewal Ram survived because he was sleeping at a distance from the family's home.
  
  Meanwhile, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was in contact with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to ascertain more details regarding the incident, including the cause and circumstances of the reported deaths.
  

 

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• 11 members of Pakistani Hindu migrant family found dead in India's Jodhpur: report[/paste:font]
  Dawn.com | Naveed SiddiquiUpdated 09 Aug 2020
  
  
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute. — Photo courtesy BBC Urdu
  The bodies of 11 people from a single family were found in a field in India's Jodhpur district in Rajasthan state, BBC Urdu reported on Sunday.
  
  According to the report, the family had migrated to India from Pakistan and only one member of the family now remains.
  
  Police launched an investigation into the incident while traces of insecticide were found at the scene. A police official, Rahul Barhat, told the publication that forensic experts had been called in to assist with the probe.
  
  "An investigation is being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of the incident," he said.
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute, the report said.
  
  Locals had alerted officials after finding the bodies, the report said, adding that the deceased were from the Bheel community and had come to India some eight years ago.
  
  According to police, the family had rented a piece of land and used to cultivate it to earn a living. It added that 37-year-old Kewal Ram was the only surviving member of the family and was being questioned by the police.
  
  The deceased included his parents, brother, three sisters, daughter and two sons, and 75-year-old Budha Ram, the head of the family.
  
  According to preliminary reports, Kewal Ram survived because he was sleeping at a distance from the family's home.
  
  Meanwhile, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was in contact with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to ascertain more details regarding the incident, including the cause and circumstances of the reported deaths.

Just shows that these unfortunate people had realized that they had left their homeland, and come to regret the decision.

 

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Just shows that these unfortunate people had realized that they had left their homeland, and come to regret the decision.

Just shows that things aren't all that bad for the Hindu Community in Pakistan.

 

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• 11 members of Pakistani Hindu migrant family found dead in India's Jodhpur: report[/paste:font]
  Dawn.com | Naveed SiddiquiUpdated 09 Aug 2020
  
  
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute. — Photo courtesy BBC Urdu
  The bodies of 11 people from a single family were found in a field in India's Jodhpur district in Rajasthan state, BBC Urdu reported on Sunday.
  
  According to the report, the family had migrated to India from Pakistan and only one member of the family now remains.
  
  Police launched an investigation into the incident while traces of insecticide were found at the scene. A police official, Rahul Barhat, told the publication that forensic experts had been called in to assist with the probe.
  
  "An investigation is being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of the incident," he said.
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute, the report said.
  
  Locals had alerted officials after finding the bodies, the report said, adding that the deceased were from the Bheel community and had come to India some eight years ago.
  
  According to police, the family had rented a piece of land and used to cultivate it to earn a living. It added that 37-year-old Kewal Ram was the only surviving member of the family and was being questioned by the police.
  
  The deceased included his parents, brother, three sisters, daughter and two sons, and 75-year-old Budha Ram, the head of the family.
  
  According to preliminary reports, Kewal Ram survived because he was sleeping at a distance from the family's home.
  
  Meanwhile, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was in contact with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to ascertain more details regarding the incident, including the cause and circumstances of the reported deaths.

If this had happened in Pakistan,
it would be national news in India for a full month, about how badly Hindus are being treated,
India is a shameful country, killings, and persecution is a habit for them.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Disgusting. To slaughter a whole family over some dispute. Shocking.

 

[Oracle]

migrated hindus were living in those houses shown in picture above ? really ! ?
That is how they got treated ?
and murdered.

And left alone guy will be questioned by indian police (chitrol ).
he will cry to comeback to homeland

 

[letsrock]

Pakistan must raise hell for this. There is nothing called hindus. it is just human rights violation.

 

[mikkix]

Pakistan should raise this issue internationally.

 

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• 11 members of Pakistani Hindu migrant family found dead in India's Jodhpur: report[/paste:font]
  Dawn.com | Naveed SiddiquiUpdated 09 Aug 2020
  
  
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute. — Photo courtesy BBC Urdu
  The bodies of 11 people from a single family were found in a field in India's Jodhpur district in Rajasthan state, BBC Urdu reported on Sunday.
  
  According to the report, the family had migrated to India from Pakistan and only one member of the family now remains.
  
  Police launched an investigation into the incident while traces of insecticide were found at the scene. A police official, Rahul Barhat, told the publication that forensic experts had been called in to assist with the probe.
  
  "An investigation is being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of the incident," he said.
  
  
  A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute, the report said.
  
  Locals had alerted officials after finding the bodies, the report said, adding that the deceased were from the Bheel community and had come to India some eight years ago.
  
  According to police, the family had rented a piece of land and used to cultivate it to earn a living. It added that 37-year-old Kewal Ram was the only surviving member of the family and was being questioned by the police.
  
  The deceased included his parents, brother, three sisters, daughter and two sons, and 75-year-old Budha Ram, the head of the family.
  
  According to preliminary reports, Kewal Ram survived because he was sleeping at a distance from the family's home.
  
  Meanwhile, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was in contact with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to ascertain more details regarding the incident, including the cause and circumstances of the reported deaths.

They should have stayed in Pakistan and thanked God for Pakistan.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

migrated hindus were living in those houses shown in picture above ? really ! ?
That is how they got treated ?
and murdered.

And left alone guy will be questioned by indian police (chitrol ).
he will cry to comeback to homeland

Yeah what did you think? Modi gives a damn about low caste Pakistani Hindus coming to India's promised land??

It's disgusting. These Pakistani citizens need to realise fast that as a low caste Hindu in India, they will be sitting ducks for some jealous Indian Hindus just waiting to put them in their place and disenfranchise them, as ordained by their religion.

Hopefully, anyone else thinking of following the deranged pied piper Modi will snap out of their delusions and stay in Pakistan among their true brothers.

 

[Ghareeb_Da_Baal]

oh well, u get what u pay 4...............

 

[hussain0216]

If we were smart we would officially raise this with India and demand a immediate investigation

 

[Mamluk]

India is basically human trafficking poor Pakistani Hindus for vote bank politics and slave labor and they are ending up dead or abused in large numbers in Rajasthan and other parts of India.

 

[Mamluk]

Pakistan must raise hell for this. There is nothing called hindus. it is just human rights violation.

I opened a thread the other day to show true face of Hinduism and Mods closed it.

Hindu is not religion, it is a slavery system. Caste is imposed on everyone whether they like it or not. These poor people have been tricked and taken to India, exploited by upper castes, killed like animals by other Hindu caste/jati who see them as ritually impure. This caste cult called Hindusim must be brought to an end.

 

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A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute. — Photo courtesy BBC Urdu
The bodies of 11 people from a single family were found in a field in India's Jodhpur district in Rajasthan state, BBC Urdu reported on Sunday.

According to the report, the family had migrated to India from Pakistan and only one member of the family now remains.

Police launched an investigation into the incident while traces of insecticide were found at the scene. A police official, Rahul Barhat, told the publication that forensic experts had been called in to assist with the probe.

"An investigation is being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of the incident," he said.

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A preliminary police investigation suggested that the incident may have arisen from a family dispute, the report said.

Locals had alerted officials after finding the bodies, the report said, adding that the deceased were from the Bheel community and had come to India some eight years ago.

According to police, the family had rented a piece of land and used to cultivate it to earn a living. It added that 37-year-old Kewal Ram was the only surviving member of the family and was being questioned by the police.

The deceased included his parents, brother, three sisters, daughter and two sons, and 75-year-old Budha Ram, the head of the family.

According to preliminary reports, Kewal Ram survived because he was sleeping at a distance from the family's home.

Meanwhile, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi was in contact with the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to ascertain more details regarding the incident, including the cause and circumstances of the reported deaths.

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