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Omar is right. Other than punjabis, I have nothing in common with bhartis. And to people that are saying Pakistanis are all indigenous, think again. I have a friend in pakistan who lives in Punjab and speaks punjabi, but his surname is Turki. There are many people you can see with names like Faisal al Turki or yousaf Tajik in Pakistan.
Well thats a misconception. I frankly dont give two shits about race/ethnicity, but you are completely wrong. Punjabis, Sindhis, Mohajir and Pathans which make a huge part of Pakistani population are found in (hundreds of) millions in India. Also you need to keep in mind that the Indian Punjab (after 1947) was split into 4 states today. The current states of Himachal Pradesh(8 million), Delhi (12 million), Haryana (27 million) and Indian Punjab (30 million) were all part of the pre-1947 undivided Punjab.