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Echoes of 1947 Partition: A haunting journey of memory and survival for Sikhs in Pakistan

Echoes of 1947 Partition: A haunting journey of memory and survival for Sikhs in Pakistan

In the heart of Punjab, in the quiet village of Wattu, resides Master Darshan Singh, an 85-year-old retired Sikh school teacher. His life is a testament to the indelible scars left by one of the most traumatic events of the 20th century—the Partition of India in 1947.