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As the new influx of civilians continue to flood camps and relief efforts continue in full swing, thousands of Christians are alleging discrimination at the hands of local authorities.
According to a Christian source, government-designated staffs at relief camps are denying Christians permission to register and the minority faces social ostracism, threats and abuse.
Pakistan Christian Congress Chief Dr. Nazir S Bhatti said the registration process for Christians, Sikhs and Hindus at relief camps has been harsh and he called upon the Federal Minority Ministry to set up separate camps.
Quoting a displaced Christian, Yousaf Masih, Bhatti said, “The staff on registration duty appointed by government is not permitting them in camps on a plea that Muslim displaced families cannot share food made for them which is prepared and distributed by them.”