Reunion | Supari Wind District Amritsar To Pakistan | A 1947 Partition Story

Village Supari-Wind is mistakenly written as Saprai-Wind in Google Maps. This village is located in Tehsil and District Amritsar and the nearest town is Majitha. Before 1947, the entire population of this village consisted of Bhatti Rajput Muslims. There were only 3 Sikh houses. When India was partitioned, none of the Muslims wanted to leave their homes, but the Sikhs attacked this village, the Muslims defended it and 150 Sikhs were killed, while the rest escaped with their lives. After so many deaths, the Police Inspector of the area advised them to move to Pakistan. These Rajputs were forced to leave their village. But on the way, the Sikhs of 14 villages attacked their camp, in which many Muslims lost their lives. This family came to Pakistan. And settled in different districts of West Punjab.
Today after 75 years the residents of Supari-Wind tasked our team to find the brave Rajputs of their village. And expressed his desire to talk to them. How did we find them?
This video contains the same story, which we have given this name;
Reunion After 75 Years | Supari Wind District Amritsar To Pakistan | A 1947 Partition Story

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