An archived photograph (1947) shows the plight of migrants, who have run away from the areas of Pakistani occupation, currently under the command of Indian forces - Photogallery
1947 Partition of Punjab. Source: https://www.facebook.com/PunjabiRadio/ | Historical india, Rare photos, History of india
Mass migration during independence of India and Pakistan in 1947 Part - 10 | Mass migration, India independence, India and pakistan
MOTOR CARS WERE ALLOWED ONLY FOR BRITISHERS,POLICE ,bureaucracy AND DOCILE RICH KINGS
27 Painful Pictures Of Partition Which Killed A Million People And Forced 10 Million To Flee Across Border For Safety
A heavily-laden bullock cart transporting an extended Sikh refugee family fleeing the communal rioting and additional violence in the East Punjab region associated with the Partition of India (and creation of Pakistan)
Partition museum: How Partition's grandchildren on both sides of the border are collecting memorabilia - The Economic Times
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The road to India’s partition
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As citizens of India and Pakistan celebrate 75 years of their independence on August 15, they will also remember 1947 as the momentous year of their simultaneous birth. That year, the British quit their “jewel in the crown” and partitioned colonial India on the basis of religion..
1947 Partition of Punjab. Source: https://www.facebook.com/PunjabiRadio/ | Historical india, Rare photos, History of india
Family on bullock cart Photograph by Dinodia Photo - Pixels
man is dead and children don't know where to go-
[CHURCHILL THOUGHT OUT THIS WICKED PLAN OF PARTITION HOPING TO CONTINUE RULING INDIA]
