Partition and post-independence thumb|left|Khan Market in New Delhi, now a high-end shopping district, was established in 1951 to help refugees of the Partition of India, especially those from the North West Frontier Province (NWFP). It honours Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan, chief minister of NWFP during the Partition. During the partition of India, around five hundred thousand Hindu and Sikh refugees, mainly from West Punjab migrated to Delhi, whereas around three hundred thousand Muslim residents of the city migrated to Pakistan."Capital gains: How 1947 gave birth to a new identity, a new ambition, a new Delhi" . Hindustan Times. 24 April 2018.
paRTiTIon and PoSt-indEPeNDencE thUMb|leFt|Khan maRKET in neW DELhi, Now a high-END SHoPPinG DistricT, waS estabLiSheD In 1951 To helP REFUgeeS Of the partition Of india, especiaLlY thoSe froM the noRth west froNtiEr PRovince (NWfp). it honoURs khAn abdul JabbAr khan, chief MinistER of Nwfp duriNG the PaRTITION. dURiNg The Partition OF inDia, aroUnD FIVe hunDred thoUSanD Hindu anD SikH refugEEs, mAInly from wesT puNjaB miGRateD To delHi, WherEas Around tHRee HuNdred thoUsand muSlim resIdenTs of the City mIGrated to pAkistAn."CapiTaL gainS: how 1947 Gave BIrth to a nEw IDenTitY, A nEW ambItiOn, a new deLhI" . hINdusTAn tiMES. 24 APriL 2018.