Pakistan and ancient Persian empires

 

Wrong, they are afghans-iranians 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Punjabis and Sindhis are linguistically and even racially (or ethnically) different.. Punjabis are not essentially Persian or Indian, though there is mixing as within any ethnic group within the region. The Punjabi is not some mongrel breed as your suggesting..Punjabis have their own ethnical foundation that has mixing from the surrounding ethnicities. Punjabis are different to Sindhis in the way they speak, their traditions, their looks arent easy to tell apart in all cases, but they do have a set look, just as the Indian Tamil has a set look, or the East Indian Bengali has a set look. That look is in no way "Indian" in the slightest. Perhaps the difference between a Punjabi and a Sindhi isnt as great as a South Indian Tamil and a Northwest Indian Punjabi, but there is still a difference between the two areas. The difference is roughly the same as that of a Kashmiri and a Punjabi in appearance, and of course Northern Punjabis are pretty much indistinguishable from Kashmiris as you'd expect. Your view is limited to colour, with the belief that any colour in between the two shades either side must be mixed, and that those shades themselves are not mixed, which is just a load of baloney.

 

 

 

 

 

No they dont. Culturally India is predominantly Hindu, Sindhis are Muslim, Punjabis in Pakistan are Muslim. That's a completely different culture. Punjabi versus Sindhi is also a different culture.

 

 

 

where do you get the figure half your genes are Indian from? Punjab region has not been part of Northeast, Central or South India throughout the ages (a bit central India, but because Punjab was under the same ruler as Uttar Pradesh, this didn't suddenly change their genes so that someone from Uttar Pradesh is genetically similar to someone from Punjab). what Persian influence is there in the Western half of Pakistan?