HISTORY TODAY (3rd APRIL)

SINDH IN 
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BIRTH DATES
Moulana Sanaullah ‘Sanai’ (Dhorai Sihra/Poet/ Born 3rd April 1895),
Pirbhdas Verwani (Hala/Ajmir/Writer/Born 3rd April 1900)
,Chelaram Aatmaram (Mithiani>Ajmir/Writer/Born 3rd April 1929),
Yousif Shaheen (Ex-Senator, Journalist & Founder Daily Barsat/Born 3rd April 1939),
Abdul Latif ‘Udasi’ Soomro (Shikarpur/Poet/Born 3rd April 1954),
Mashkoor Phalkaro (Research Scholar/1955)
Muhammad Salih Memon (Umar Memon/Journalist/Born 3rd April 1964),
Masoom Bukhari (Marzo Janwri/Poet/Born 3rd April 1968),
Asadullah ‘Asad’ Solangi (Muhammad Suleman Solangi/Poet/Born 3rd April 1971),
Gulshan Shaikh (Bihman/Journalist/Born 3rd April 1973),
Ghulam Nabi ‘Ghulam’ Veesar (MeharVeesar/Poet/Born 3rd April 1976).
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DEATH DATES
Makhdoom Muhammad Daud ‘Khadim’ (Poet/ Death 3th April 1941).
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EVENTS
A draft of new and amended treaty is handed over to Mir Noor Muhammad Khan and Mir Muhammad Khan and Mir Sobdar Khan. They are told that the orders of the Governor-Genral were final and no alteration could possibly be made in it.
1918: “Rasai Commission” starts taking statements from landlords and collecting evidences at Karachi. The Commission was constituted by the Government on the initiate of RaisGhulam Muhammad Bhurgri. Seth HarchandraiVishindas and GhulamHussainHidayatullah were its members.
1920: Pir Syed Asadullah Shah of Tukhar presides over public meeting of Muslims at Sukkur. It is attended by more than 4000 participants belonging to various parts of Sindh. A committee is constituted to reorganize ‘Sindh Muslim League’. Jan Muhammad Junijo ,PirTurab Ali Shah and Pir Ali Anwar Shah are also included as members of the committee. This may Kindly be kept in mind that since 1917 Sindh Muslim League did its level best to get affiliated with the All-India Muslim League, but it was denied and the public meeting of today decided to reorganize their own Sindh Muslim League and not the branch of the All-India Muslim League.
1932: Sindh Congress observes ‘Gandhi Arrest Day’. Meetings are held in major cities and speeches are made against high handedness of the Government.
1968: Pakistan dissociated itself from the final communique of the SEATO ministerial meeting.
1969: President Yahya Khan forms a three-member council of administration with himself as its chairman. The other members are DCMLA Lt.General Abdul Hamid Khan, Vice Admiral S.M.Ahsan and Air Martial Noor Khan.
1971: More than 100 British and Australian families arrives in Singapore from Dhaka as they find situation of East Pakistan taking new turn in history.