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- Description: Life as a Bihari. A bihari family visiting Hossaini dalan during the Ashura festival. âBiharisâ refers to the approximately 300,000 non-Bengali citizens of the former East Pakistan who remain stranded in camps in Bangladesh. The biggest, known as the Geneva camp has about 50 thousand Urdu speaking Indian & Pakistani people living at the camp. The Bihari minority remain some of Bangladeshâs most marginalized communities.
- Credits: Md Saiful (Bangladesh) Amin/Majority World
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- Added: Sept 20, 2021
- Created: Sept 20, 2018
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- Photographer: Saiful Amin Kazal
- Owner: Md Saiful Amin
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Life at the Bihari Camp
A young girl writes a poem where she asks a simple question -- one which no one can answer. She asks, “Who am I?” Her forefathers were born in India, they immigrated to Pakistan, and she was born...
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- Description: Life as a Bihari. A bihari family visiting Hossaini dalan during the Ashura festival. âBiharisâ refers to the approximately 300,000 non-Bengali citizens of the former East Pakistan who remain stranded in camps in Bangladesh. The biggest, known as the Geneva camp has about 50 thousand Urdu speaking Indian & Pakistani people living at the camp. The Bihari minority remain some of Bangladeshâs most marginalized communities.
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