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Pakistani Hindus say will not return from India visit

BBC - Homepage Sep 10 2012 Human Rights

A group of 171 Pakistani Hindus, who arrived in India on Sunday on pilgrim visas, say they will not return.

The group arrived in Jodhpur city in the western state of Rajasthan on the Thar Express train which travels between India and Pakistan.

The arrivals are the latest in a series of minority Hindus fleeing to India alleging persecution in Pakistan.
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