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प्रश्न
Highlight any three problems faced by Government of India immediately after independence related to the displaced population.
उत्तर
Following are the problems faced by the Government of India immediately after Independence related to the displaced population:
- Problem of displacement and rehabilitation: As a result of the split, around 80 lakh Pakistani refugees returned to India. The authorities encountered tremendous challenges in rehabilitating these refugees. As a result of the Partition, millions of people were uprooted and forced to flee their homes. The government was now in charge of their rehabilitation. Everything was in short supply, from food to medicine, shelter to distribution.
- Thousands of women were abducted and forced to abandon their homes: Thousands of women have been abducted. They were forced to marry and accept the faith of the abductor. To maintain "family honour," women were frequently murdered by members of their own families. Many children were separated from their parents. Those that were successful in crossing the border discovered they had no place to live. For thousands of these "refugees," freedom meant staying in "refugee camps" for months or even years. Such crimes were perpetrated at the time, but the authorities did little to stop them.
- Problem of ‘minorities’ on both sides of the border: The government was dealing with a significant issue. This was the issue with minorities on both sides of the border. Lakhs of Hindus and Sikhs in what was now Pakistan, as well as an equal number of Muslims on the Indian side of Punjab and Bengal (and, to a lesser degree, Delhi and nearby territories), were trapped.
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