New Delhi, Feb. 6 -- Many Pakistani Hindu refugees, who were granted Indian citizenship, cast their vote for the first time in Delhi assembly polls on Wednesday.
At a polling booth in Delhi's Majnu Ka Tilla, Reshma pressed the button on an electronic voting machine on Wednesday with a sense of pride as a smile spread across her face.
For the first time in her life, the 50-year-old woman cast her vote - not just to choose a candidate, but for her family's future.
Reshma is one of 186 Pakistani Hindu refugees who, after years of uncertainty, exercised their voting right for the first time in the Delhi Assembly polls, marking a powerful moment in their journey from statelessness to citizenship. They all got Indian citizenship under the Citi...