Rajkumar with the delivery of Tire puncture shop equipments at Jaipurs Sansar Chand Road
Jaipur, India
The Global Hindu Foundation (USA) has supported a Jaipur (Vatika, Sanganer) based Pakistani Hindu refugee family with tire puncture shop equipment. The family of 21 persons, including nine children, migrated from Sindh province of Pakistan two years ago and were in deep financial, educational, and social stress. Post inputs from Rajiv Varma (Director, Global Hindu Foundation, USA), India GHF volunteer Rahul Chandra Sharma visited the family in Aug’2025 and inquired about their situation, which was very dire. More information on the visit is provided in the news links below. They are from the Rajput caste and are hard-working refugees from Pakistan, who migrated to Jaipur, India, after witnessing a dangerous situation in their neighborhood involving kidnappings, killings, and forced Islamic conversions.
The support involved donation of Tire repair shop equipments —8 HP Diseal engine air cooled, costing INR 30,000, Air Compressor head (70*70) 5 HP, costing INR 13,500, Iron Tank (130 units), Tyre Changer (INR 62,000), Impact Wrench, Die Grinder, Jacks (16Ton, 120 Ton), Air Gauge (Big& small), TTC, Air Gun, Plug. HEX, Safety Valve, Wheel Valve, Gari, Nipples, Ballow Pipe, Chutki . Totalling INR 150,000 (One lac fifty thousand ruppes). The purchase was assisted by GHF India functionary Rahul Chandra Sharma office staff personally visited the hardware shopping area in Jaipur (Sansar Chandra Road) and made payments to the shops, and hardware was delivered to Rajkumar (family member of Pak Hindu refugee family) and his brother.
GHF India Functionary: Rahul Chandra Sharma
Later, hardware was transported to the rented shop, and in mid January post Hindu innagration rituals, the tire puncture shop was established. Rajkumar and his family have thanked Global Hindu Foundation US, Rajiv Varma, the donor, and its Indian functionary, Rahul Chandra Sharma for the critical economic and sustainable support given in enabling self-employment through business establishment. They were working as daily laborers, and often the civil contractors were hesitant to hire them as they currently don’t have Indian citizenship. The tire-puncture shop will support this family of twenty-one economically to a great extent. The family is facing economic, educational and social harships since past two years and local Govt. school nearby isn’t accepting their children citing non Indian citizenship. On this GHF India functionary Rahul Chandra Sharma will write to state educational minster and local MLA soon.
Jaipur Based Pak Hindu Migrant Family In Deep Social, Educational, Economic Distress
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