SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (13th May)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (13^th MAY)

13^th May  BIRTH DATES

1. Pir Ghulam Mujadid Sarhandi (Freedom Fighter/ birth 13^th May 1883),

2. Abdul Fatah ‘Abd’ (Aaqil/Poet & Journalist/ birth 13^th May 1907),

3. Nawab Bahawal Khan Laghari (tajpur/Poet/ birth 13^th May 1921),

4. Sushila Lalwani (Hyderabad >Mumbai/writer/ birth 13^th May 1923),

5. Ardo Utradhi (Kandhkot/Writer/ birth 13^th May 1949),

6. Shaban Khokhar (FaizKhokhar/Folklore Poet/ birth 13^th May 1950)

7. Rab Nawaz Burdi (Bagul Khan/Writer/ birth 13^th May 1969),

8. Syed Rushdullah Amroti (Religious Scholar/ birth 13^th May 1978).

13^th MayDEATH DATES

1. Kalachand Kalyan (Hyderabad/Singer & Social worker/ death 13^th May 1911)

2. Moulana Ghulam Rasool Abbasi (Larkano/Religious Scholar/ death 13^th May 1970)

                              

13^th May

EVENTS

1843: Mir Muhammad Nasir Khan writes to Governor-General that he, in 1838, helped Sir John Keane; in purchase of provision at Sabzalkot and Rs.8000 are still outstanding. That amount is paid to me. The letter starts with words:” MAY Nawab Governor Sahib Bahadoor, the august and elevated, the possessor of prompt and grandeur, the selected of the world, the phoenix of the age, be preserved.”
1856: “Sind Kossid’, periodical of Karachi, edited by Briggs, in course of its editorial protest against the reluctance of Bombay Government to connect Karachi with Aden and Syez  by Steam communication. It pleads that Steam communication would benefit the whole of North- Western India, including the Punjab.
1949: Prime Minister of India refutes allegation that his country is interfering and indulging in NWFP affairs.
1950: Jodhpur-Sindh border is closed to block undue influx of people from India.
1953: Death sentence awarded to Moulana Moudoodi and Moulana Niazi is converted into imprisonment of 14 years, Punjab C.M.L.A issues orders.
1958: Government takes administrative steps and asks the Settlement Commissioner to provide help to Muhajreen, either it is be given in cash and kind, or morally in resolving their settlement problem without any delay.
1966: The Dhaka High Court asks the East Pakistan Government to clarify and justify its position on the arrest of Shaikh Mujeeb-u-Rahman and other Awami League leaders.
1971: It is announced that 147 anti-state and terrorists are killed in East Pakistan.
1974: Resolving the the Kashmir issue can only bring peace and progress in the region, says Z.A.Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan during his address in the Great Peoples’ Hall in Peking.
1975: Pir  Pagaro disassociate himself and his party from PNA

1977: No question of resigning as Prime Minister on the wish of a few opposition leaders, however, referendum can hold to get the decision of the people, says Z.A.Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan.
1990: The Senate of Pakistan passes enforcement of Shaiat Bill, that became very disputed since its introduction in the National Assembly.
1992: Detained MNA Asif Ali Zardari is brought to Islamabad to attend National Assembly session.