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Hindi is Urdu repacked in a new box to fulfill the egos of low IQ Hindus.
Hindi and Urdu are one and the same.
The progenitor language of Urdu is Dari (dialect of Farsi native to Afghanistan and Pakistan.) Urdu formed in military camps like this one.
Hence the name Zaban e Urdu, Language of the Ordu (Turk-Mongol word for military camp.)
Most of the soldiers recruited for these military camps were Mujahideen of Persian-speaking Turk-Mongol origin and locals from among Pukhtoons and Punjabis.
Even today, most of the influence on Urdu from Indus Valley region comes from the Punjabi language. The two are very similar as both share commonalities in sentence structure and many of the same words.