What were the two things which went short during the migration in Pakistan?
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Answer:
Economic condition- in 1943 there was famine which make conditions worst for india,food prices rise etc.
war- during war years military related items production raised.
power vacuum- since british decided to independent india so power vacuum was created.Explanation:
Although the agreement required no relocation, about 15 million people moved or were forced to move, and between half a million to 2 million died in the ensuing violence.
In addition, Pakistan has a strong expat community abroad; many Pakistanis have family abroad, so they hope to join their families. ... In many parts of Pakistan, economic development and job opportunities are very limited and those are the main reasons for migration.
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The two things which went wrong was :
- The Indian Muslims which have to leave their place in the pressure .
- And when the India Muslim go to Pakistan because Pakistan is a Muslim country, Pakistan do not accept the Indian Muslims as a pure Muslim, even they don't have any of the right in Pakistan.
- so these were two things which went wrong during migration in Pakistan.