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Sikh minoritiesIndia Today
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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif says minorities are facing "targetted violence in the name of religion" He called for a resolution to safeguard minorities.
Blasphemy laws in Pakistan are among the strictest in the world and have profound implications for religious minorities.
Even Ahmadis, minority sect among Muslims , face persecution as they are not considered Muslims .
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