Sindh History (6th October)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (6th NOVEMBER)

6th November


 BIRTH DATES

Hatim Alvi (Karachi/Freedom Fighter/ birth 6th November 189

Dr. Chetan Bhambhani (Pad Eidan - Ajmir/Social Worker/ birth 6th November 1919)

 A.G.N.Kazi (Scholar/ birth 6th November 1919)

Nazir 'Ramz' (Chak/Poet/ birth 6th November 1960),

Saeed Memon (Poet/ birth 6th November 1968 )

Madhosh Bhutto (Baguldero/Poet/ birth 6th November 1969),

'Ghamghen' Zafar (Garhi Chakar/Poet/ birth 6th November 1997)



DEATH DATES

1. Mir Suleman Suhrab Khan (death November 6th 1869),

2. Moulana Muhammad Ismail (Ferozshah/Religious Scholar/ death 6th November 1917).



EVENTS



1838: East India Co. Govt military officers have started wandering Sindh for their national interests. John Ramsay, Assistant Quarter Master - General and Lieutenant Trerhire, Assistant Commanding General proceeds to Ghorabari.
1841: Lieutenant Terry completes the survey of Shikarpur.
1854: Sindh Commissioner orders that Dharamshalas/Musafirkhanas be provided along with the direct route from Kotri to Fatehpur and onwards to Larkana.
1858: The Govt. of Bombay sends its Circular No.3140 to Sindh Commissioner and asks him to follow it and ensure the freedom of religion in Sindh. The British Gout. of India was interested in the freedom of Islam or Hinduism, but in fact it was procting preaching of their own religion.

1920: A big public meeting is held at Nawabshah by the District Khilafat Committee. Speakers ask people to part in politics as it is our national and religious duty to protect the interests of people and motherland.
1939: In the course of its editorial, the Daily Al - Waheed condemn the Sindh Govt. 's policy and the role of some Hindu Newspapers regarding the Masjid Manzalgah issue and demand immediate and unconditional release of Seth Muhammad Ismail, Atta Muhammad and Hafiz Abdul Hamid recently arrested in connection with Masjid Restoration movement.
1947: Eighty thousand refugees reach Pakistan by foot, 3500 by train and 7000 by Motor transport.
1948: In its meeting held at Hyderabad, with Comrade Hyder Bux Jatoi in chair, the Hari Party approves its constitution.