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Sikh people eating food at a relief camp at Khalsa college in Amritsar following unrest in the wake of the Partition of India and Pakistan.

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A destroyed building in the Katra Jaimal Singh area of Amritsar during unrest following the Making of India and Pakistan by doing Partition of Punjab

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Indian soldiers walking through the debris of a building in the Chowk Bijli Wala area of Amristar, during Unrest at the time of Partition of Punjab to Make India and Pakistan.
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NABEELAQ

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For as long as people have known of @ImranKhanPTI, they have associated some big milestone for #Pakistan with him. May it be the 1992 World Cup or @SKMCH, his actions for his country have always spoken louder than words. (1/n)

#14thAugust #independencedayPakistan

@UniofOxford

2. He has always branded Pakistan in whatever capacity he could. From 1971-1976 he represented Pakistan through county #cricket at Worcestershire. While studying at @UniofOxford he sowed the seed of a progressive nation in the minds of all those who knew him.

@ImranKhanPTI

3. After graduating from Oxford and finishing his tenure at Worcestershire, he returned to Pakistan in 1976 and secured a permanent place on the national team starting from the 1976–1977 season, during which they faced New Zealand and Australia.

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Nafees Ur Rehman Durrani

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