Majnu Ka Tila

Exuberated by the central govt's decision, over 1,000 Hindu refugees from Pakistan, staying in a camp in the Majnu Ka Tilla area in Delhi, celebrated applying colours on each other's faces, singing songs and dancing.

The Hindu refugees in Delhi's Majnu ka Tila are being forced to convert by Christian missionary organisations operating in the camp

Lack of a basic facility like electricity makes the Hindu refugees from Pakistan battle diseases and death.

The Centre has Friday, opposed a petition seeking electricity connections for 200 Pakistan Hindu migrant families, who are currently residing in North Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar

RSS and Seva Bharti are providing a helping hand to Pakistani Hindu refugees at Majnu ka Tila camp.

BJP Delhi spokesperson Tajinder Bagga today took to Twitter to share that one Uber driver Naseem asked Pakistani Hindu refugees living in Majnu Ka Tila camp to get off his car and drove away.

The refugees said that they have come to India nearly a decade back with a valid visa issued by the Indian government. The refugees added that they had to leave their relatives in Pakistan and come to India because religious persecution in the Islamic nation had made their lives difficult.

Many residents of Majnu Ka Tila in the national capital said that the bill if cleared, will help them get Indian citizenship and finally bring an end to their life in exile.

Minki with the blue eyes was one of the first refugees brought to the Majnu ka Tilla camp.