Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that although Sindh’s land is no longer part of India, in terms of civilisation, Sindh will always remain a part of India. And as far as land is concerned, who knows when borders may change—tomorrow Sindh could once again become part of India.

Rajnath Singh made these remarks on Sunday while addressing a Sindhi convention in Delhi. He also mentioned Lal Krishna Advani, saying that in one of his books, Advani wrote that Sindhi Hindus, especially those of his generation, still do not consider Sindh separate from India.

In fact, after the 1947 India-Pakistan partition, the Sindh province became part of Pakistan. It is Pakistan’s third largest province, with Karachi as its capital. The province is home to speakers of Urdu, Sindhi, and English.

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