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The Unending Trail
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The partition of India into India and Pakistan in 1947 left an endless trail of violence, destruction of property, loss of life, abduction and molestation of women folk of both Hindus and Muslims on communal basis. It resulted in a large scale migration of population as well. The states of Bengal and Punjab and its people were its worst victims. This novel narrates the harrowing tales of Hindu refugees who migrated from East Bengal and West Punjab to West Bengal and East Punjab. The account is realistic, heart-moving and based on case studies. It provides a glimpse into the communal passions aroused by the unscrupulous religions and political leaders[edit]
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Saravmangla Devi, Vaidynath Seal, Khulna, Pakistan, Indian High Commission, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Naokhali, Mr. Suhrawardy, Muslim League, Satindra Nathe Sen, Mukul Rani Nag, Mehr Chand Khanna, Lahore, Calcutta, [edit]
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| Accession Number BK-000797 |
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