Joe Shearer
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That's true. The property laws in Bharatiya Punjab/Haryana encourage this, as it is not allowed for Punjabi to buy property outside his state, but people from other states are allowed to buy land and property in punjab.
This, probably needless to say, is totally incorrect. Very large parts of the Terai in Uttar Pradesh have been drained and developed and brought to full crop-bearing value by Punjabis who own vast tracts. Ironically, their success has boomeranged on them, as the local government is enquiring into everybody's holdings to ensure that the land-holding laws are not being broken (there is a limit on the amount of agricultural land you can own).