Flash_Ninja
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"In 1949 Gobind was required to return to India to fulfill the requirements of service mandated by his earlier scholarship, but in post-partition India his ancestral village ended up in Pakistan and his family had dispersed. Unable to find work and living in the servants' quarters of his uncle's house in New Delhi, Gobind became essentially an academic refugee, spending a fruitless year looking for work. Thankfully, the government annulled the bond to repay his scholarship and he accepted a fellowship to work with Alexander R. (Lord) Todd at Cambridge, England, thanks to the help of Cambridge professor G. W. Kenner, whom Gobind had met in Zurich."
Non-Indian source -- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3283548/
As I stated earlier he didn`t even set foot in newly created nation of Pakistan since 1947.
So his uncle from an "impoverished village and family" in Punjab was already in New Delhi and owned a house with a servants quarters. The other source you posted stated that all of his family migrated there, so how is that he already has an uncle living there, or that he has a family rich enough to afford to buy a house large enough to contain a servants quarters?
Are there any other sources?