Report Says Hindu Share of Pakistan's Population Fell From 14.6% to Under 2%

A report highlights a sharp decline in the Hindu population of Pakistan over the past eight decades. According to the 1941 Census of India, Hindus made up 14.6% of the population in the region that later became West Pakistan. The article notes that this share dropped dramatically after the partition of India in 1947. The current figure is now reported to be below 2%. The source material provided does not detail the specific causes behind the decline.
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