Monday 27 June 2016

SINDH HISTORY (28th June)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (28th JUNE)
28th June  BIRTH DATES

   1. Ramchand Lalwani (Ajmir/Painter/ birth 28th June 1948)



28th JuneDEATH DATES

  1. Nawab Ghulam Hyder Laghari (Tajpur/ death 28th June 1866)



28th June
EVENTS

  1943: The Governor of Sindh apprise the Government of India of situation and his action taken upon the subject/issue of lands appertaining to the ‘Turban’ conceded to Mir Ali Murad Khan , as well as those belong to mir Rustam Khan which he had resigned to Mir Ali Murad Khan. (Source: Sindh Governor’s letter).
1844: Persian Chiefs request Government of Bombay Agha Khan be permitted to join them at Bampoor. This may be noted thar Sir Agha Khan had moved application for permission to visit Iran and other countries.He was treated as Persian Prince in those days. (Source: Bombay Government’s letter No.1967/139)
1921: The Sindh Swaraj Society is fored with Rais Ghulam Muhammad Bhugre as its President and Santdas Mangharam as Secretary. The Society is formed with double objects of combating official high handedness on one side and the evil aspects of Non-Co-Operation on the other. (Source: The Daily Gazette, Karachi).
1933: The meeting of Peoples Party is held at Karaci with Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto in chair and matters relating to its organization are discussed. (Source: ‘Source Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).
1940: All the District Local Boards in Sindh are asked by the Government to contribute towards ‘War loan Fund’ (Source: Official Directive).
1942: In his paper ‘Harijan’, Mahatma Gandhi writes under the heading ‘The Hurs in Sindh’, as under:
“I have no doubt if I could have gone to Sindh, I might have been able to do something. I have done such things before, not without success. But I am too old for such missions. What little energy I have, I am storing up for what promises to be the last fight of my life”. (Source: “Harijan”)
1992: All MQM MNAs and MPAs resign in protest against army clean-up operation. (Source: Newspapers).

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