Archive · 27 May 2025
RSS Asks Pakistani Hindu Immigrants to Adapt to Indian Culture
Hindu immigrants from Pakistan living in Nagpur, India, are being encouraged to embrace Indian culture.
Many of them are on long-term visas and applying for Indian citizenship.
The RSS city chief, Rajesh Loya, is advising them to integrate into Indian society.
A recent order requires LTV holders to reapply on a new portal, prompting clarifications from community leaders.
The Sindh-Hindi Panchayat is assisting immigrants.
Many immigrants acknowledge they lack deep knowledge of Indian customs.
Loya urges them to look forward and work to uplift society.
LTV holders must apply on the Union home ministry portal before a deadline.
RSS leader Rajesh Loya urges Hindu immigrants from Pakistan to assimilate into Indian culture.
Immigrants are on long-term visas (LTV) and seeking citizenship.
A new order mandates LTV holders to apply on a Union home ministry portal.
Many immigrants lack in-depth knowledge of Indian culture.
Over 2,300 LTV holders in Nagpur must apply before the deadline.
- Who
- Hindu immigrants from Pakistan
- What
- Encouragement to assimilate into Indian culture and a requirement for LTV holders to apply on a new portal.
- When
- Before July 10 (for portal application)
- Where
- Nagpur, India
- Why
- To encourage integration into Indian culture and apply for citizenship.
- Immigrant Status
- Hindu immigrants from Pakistan on long-term visas (LTV)
- Location
- Nagpur, India
- Organizations Involved
- RSS, Sindh-Hindi Panchayat
- Citizenship Process
- Applying through CAA or naturalization
- Deadline
- LTV holders must apply on the Union home ministry portal before July 10.
- LTV Holders in Nagpur
- Over 2,300