Sindh History (10th July)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (10th JULY)

10th July 

 BIRTH DATES

NavalraiShokiram (Hyderabad/Social Worker/ birth 10th July 1948),

GhulamRasoolKehar (Kehar/Politician/ birth 10th July 1901),

 Ram KirshanAdwani (Hyderabad >Mumbai/Journalist/ birth 10th July 1924),

 Mir Ali Nawaz Talpur (Tando Muhammad Khan/ex-Minister/ birth 10th July 1924)

NanikEsrani (Mian-Jo-Goth >Ajmir/Writer/ birth 10th July 1926),

Jetanand ‘Gul’ (Tando Adam >Ajmir/Poet, Singer & Musician/ birth 10th July 1927),

 MoulaBux ‘Fida’ (QaimMangan/Poet/ birth 10th July 1933),

 Muhammad Nawaz ‘Mahzoon’ (Mehar/Poet/ birth 10th July 1933),

GopeRoopchandani (Rohri>Ulhasnagar/Singer & Stage Director/ birth 10th July 1933),

Dr.Nawaz Ali ‘Shouk’ ((Poet & scholar/ birth 10th July 1940),

Muhammad Ali ‘Khaldi’ (Thatto/Poet/ birth 10th July 1944)

Muhammad Hashim ‘Khadim’ Talpur (Indhlo/Poet/ birth 10th July 1945),

 Ahmad Rahi (Poet/ birth 10th July 1933). 

 

DEATH DATES

MasoomSanghrai (Poet/ date 10th July 2004),

EVENTS

 

1850: Brigadier-General Commanding Sindh Division sends plan description of the limits of the Larkana Cantonment to the Sindh Commissioner for approval (Source: Letter No.789).

1921: Aman Sabhas are established at Belo, Taluka Sujawal and Ghadhro with the following office-bearers: BELO:Syed Sidik Shah (President), Seth Dhamoomal (Vice President), Seth Manghanmal, Shewakram; Seth Daryadinomal; Seth Assanmal Mithomal;Seth Rejhomal Tickamdas;Rejhomal Fakirmal ans other eleven Muslim members. GHADAHRO: Vinijraj Rawatsing, Sodho (President), Mukhi Mathradas (Vice President); Ramchand Karar; Mahraj Jeevraj Brahman; Mukhi Seth Chunilal Karar; Pargomal Karar; Seth Jag Rupchand; Seth Tejomal Gopaldas; Seth Bulchand; Seth Harchandmal; Seth Harchand; Seth Gulmal; Rawto Mangho Khatri;Chamoon Mooro Charan; Mahraj Khushhaldas; Seth Teckchand; Seth Kanji Tulsidas and Chuganlal Brahma. During British period Aman Sabha were started to minimize the influence of Khilafat Tahrik and make the people more loyal to the Government. (Dource: The Daily Gazette, Karachi).

1932: The Council of the All-India National Liberal Federation passes resolution protesting emphatically against the abandonment of the Round Table Conference contrary to the pledges given by British Government. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11,1932).

1939: Meetings are held in some cities of Sindh to protest against All-India Congress Committee decision on State Satyagraha/Non-Co-Operation and relation between Congress Ministries and Provincial Congress Committees. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1939).

1946: Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan, General Secretary of the All-India-Muslim League, in a press interview declared that it would be ‘suicidal’ for the Muslims to enter the Constituent Assembly at present. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11,1946).This may kept in mind that he became Finance Minster of united India later on.

1947: British Prime Minister Clement Attlee recommends M.A.Jinnah as the first Governor-General of Pakistan (Source: Quaid-i-Azam Papers).

1950: Saadat Hussain Minto is released. (Source: Newspapers).1958: Allama Mashriqi, main accused in the murder case of Dr.Khan Sahib’s murder refutes allegations in the court. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Khaksar Tahrik’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

1963: Military aid to India, announced by U.S.A has created doubts, says Z.A.Bhutto, Foreign Minister of Pakistan (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

1977: Political activities are declared unlawful. Who so ever will be found involved, will be sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. Martial Law order is issued. (Source: Newspapers).

1972: Language riots disturb Karachi peace. Curfew is imposed in affected areas. Press-censorship on the press reporting of language agitation is ordered by the Sindh Government. Z.A. Bhutto announces 4-member Committee on the issue.(Source: Newspapers). Sindh history to record anunbelieveable act the bill passed in Assembly will be challenged, even rejected in streets. The decision taken without political will & strategy and not taking Urdu-speaking leadership into cofidence before tabling the bill, and misuse of street power paves way for division of hearts in Sindh.

1978: Mian Abbas admits his role in the conspiracy to kill Muhammad Ahmad Khan. Stage is being set to hang elected Prime Minister of Pakistan who did a lot for Pakistan. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).