Sunday, August 13, 2017
Remembering partition: ‘It was like a slaughter house’ | India-Pakistan Partition
“When you see your own mother drenched in blood and stomach opened, intestines coming up, how would you feel?” Salahuddin Khalid was a young boy living in New Delhi when life as he knew it erupted in a cataclysm of violence and bloodshed. It was 1947, and the border between the new nations of India and Pakistan had just been created. Salahuddin and his family found themselves on the Indian side 
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