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In part, that's because many Punjabis displaced by the partition came to New Delhi and became restaurateurs.
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With Punjabis as president, prime minister and army chief, many Pakistanis feel colonised by their own countrymen.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan takes a beating
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The Baloch are convinced that they are being exploited to death by the country's dominant ethnic group, the Punjabis.
ECONOMIST: Balochistan
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Punjabis control the central bureaucracy and are over-represented in those of other provinces.
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It has murdered political opponents, policemen, journalists and Punjabis.
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Even though he was always surrounded by great wealth, and has properties all over the world, many Punjabis see the family's industrial background as a welcome break from the landed aristocrats who have tended to dominate the country's politics.
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They are perceived as a homogenous and exclusive community, despite the fact that the differences between the different religious and cultural groups within the Asian community - between Hindus and Moslems, between Goans and Punjabis - can be as deeply divisive and mutually exclusive as those dividing Asians from their African neighbours.
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