Mehmoodpur, Patiala State To Pakistan | A 1947 Partition Story

Описание: MehmoodPur village is located in Princely Satate Patiala (nowdays Tehsil & District Patiala Indian Punjab). Before 1947 Arain Muslims were settled in this village with peacefully. In 1947, the situation became very bad. So the father of the old man who narrated the story thought that I would leave my only son in the nearby village of Alipur where many Muslims had gathered around. But unfortunately, this village was attacked by the rioters. And then there the horror and brutality danced in such a way that humanity would be ashamed. How did this child reach Pakistan after killing his entire family?
This video contains the same story, which we have given this name;
Mehmoodpur District Patiala To Pakistan | A 1947 Partition Story

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