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Hindu group celebrating Deepavali were attacked by 10-12 Isla,mist with sharp weap,ons on 28 th at Mira Road Mumbai..Three critically injured. Devendra Fadnavis ji the homes of those Islam,ists should be bulldozed Immediately

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PL Mehta was 10 years old at the time of Partition in 1947. He along with his family of 14 members fled from Pind Dadan Khan in Western Punjab to India. Three refugee trains were to carry the refugees to India. The first train was packed with Sikhs. Since Sikhs were the main targets of Muslim mobs, Mehta's father decided not to travel by that train. They couldn't get on the second train but took the third one. When the train reached Kamoke station near Lahore it was packed with over 3,500 Hindu refugees. A Muslim mob attacked the train and killed almost all of them, including 11 of Mehta's family. When the mob climbed onto their wagon, the boy's uncle asked him to lie down on the floor and covered him with his turban. Seconds later the uncle's neck was slashed with a sword. The sword narrowly missed the young Mehta who got drenched in his uncle's blood. The only ones to escape death were young boys like Mehta or those who were injured. After the mob left, there was still no respite for Mehta because the Baloch soldiers on the platform would shooting anyone who attempted to step out of the train. Mehta and the few remaining survivors had a stroke of luck when a convoy of Hindu soldiers arrived at the station and escorted them to the hospital in Gujranwala. However, at the hospital the Muslim doctors started murdering the injured Hindus by injecting them with chemicals. The Hindu non-medical staff at the hospital told the refugees not to allow the doctor to give them injections. Mehta and the other survivors were taken to Delhi. When the train with 3,500 dead Hindus reached the capital, the people at the station saw the message written by the Pakistanis on the wagons: "Tohfa (Gift) for Hindustan and Gandhi and Nehru." Both Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru reached the railway station and when they saw the gruesome sight, all they said was, "No, this can't be true." But Sardar Patel said, "We will pay back 4 times what they did." After 3 trains of bodies crossed the border, the Pakistanis immediately stopped attacking trains carrying Hindus and Sikhs.

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