Sindh History (5th February)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (5th February)

5th February

 BIRTH DATES

Moulana Ahmad Charan (Nihal Charan/Religious Scholar & Freedom Fighter/1902),

Ali Bux Soomro (Shikarpur/Writer/1946),

Gobindram Abichandani (Naushero Feroz > Ajmir/Social worker/1941),

 Dr. Muhammad Yar Khuhawar (Shahdadkot/Scientist/1948),

Sawan Sindhi (Tando Ghulam Ali/Poet/1966),

 Abdul Mubin Shoro(Chhato Madarani/Writer/1968),

Ayaz Amar (Sujawal/Writer/1977),

Musafir Halepoto (Phakara/Poet/1978),

Khushboo Sindhi (Bajara/Writer/1980),

Abdul Basit ‘Anbar’ (Shikarpur/Poet/1980),

Hazoor Bux Mahran Malik (Muhammad Salih/Poet/1982),

Nandlal Menghwar (Misri Shah/Writer/1984),

Jaffar Shahani (Writer/1986),

Azad Ansari (Khairpur/Poet/1986),

 Amar Sahir (Nau Kot/Poet/1988).

 Ahmad Shakir (Mehar/Poet/1997).



DEATH DATES

  Ahmad Chagla (Karachi/Composer of Music for National Anthem of Pakistan/1953),

Qazi Gul Muhammad (Mari/Poet/1968)



EVENTS

   1843: Major Outram writes to Charles Napeir from Off Naushera Feroz that Perhaps Mir Rustam Khan’s party have gone to seek refuge with, and assistance from Mir Sher Muhammad of Mirpur; and it is likely they will assemble number of Balochis , and that the Mirpur men may join him, also some of the Hyderabad Mirs might do so; also, if you march down in that direction, we may look out for disturbance, and possibly you may meet the opposition; but if they do go to extremities, rather than submit to our terms, their mode of w3arfare would be, I should suppose, laying waste the country, looting our camels, and cutting off your foragers.
1947: The Central Assembly of India, by 61 to 16 votes, rejected the Muslim League adjourned motion on the punitive fines and barbarous and mediaeval practice of taking hostages, imposed on the Nanidhar tribe.
1979: Begum Nusrat Bhutto is detained at her residence. PPP workers are arrested at large scale. All this indicate that stage is being set to hang Z.A.Bhutto very soon.
1914: Kachhi Memon Debating Society of Karachi demands Books by Himayat-ul-Islam of Lahore, and translated by Mirza Kalich Beg be included in the scheme of education, in Sindh, for Muslim students.
1920: Eighty-six Pirs and Religious scholars of Sindh meet at Hyderabad. The meeting condemned the Government for its high handedness and misuse of powers to curb Khilafat workers and movement. Withdrawal of cases against workers is also demanded. It is decided to hold Khilafat Conference in Larkano, in February.
1933: The meeting of the Working Committee of the Sindh Azad Conference is held. It is decided that Pir Ali Muhammad Shah Rashdi will be responsible for collecting and writing Briefing Material and other literature for creating awareness and getting support in the case for separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency.
1942: One hundred and twenty-six join Muslim League in Banguldero. The public meeting is addressed by Hakim Obedullah. The function is followed by the meeting of the branch, in which Moulvi Ghulam Yahya is elected as the Secretary of the branch1969: President Ayub writes to Nawabzada Nasrullah requesting him to invite politicians on his behalf and he will be available to start talks.