Overview
- Sami said he left behind crores of assets in Pakistan to emphasize that his migration was driven by ideological conviction rather than monetary gain.
- He likened adopting Indian nationality to converting to a religion, highlighting the study and acceptance of its underlying philosophy.
- Sami noted that he could have opted for German, British, Canadian or US citizenship but chose India because of his beliefs.
- He compared Pakistan’s criticism of his decision to an ex-lover’s jealousy, interpreting its backlash as lingering affection.
- Sami insisted his children should remember the challenges he faced to raise the Indian flag, underlining the emotional weight of his journey.