SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (13th NOVEMBER)
13th November
BIRTH DATES
1. Arjun Chawla (Writer/ birth 13th November 1932),
2. Murlidhar Bhawnani (Hyderabad - New Delhi (Scholar/ birth 13th November 1929)
3. Shah Muhammad Channo (Chhato Wahan/Folklore poet/ birth 13th November 1948),
4. Abdul Ghani Jokhio (Ghulam Muhammad Jokhio/Social worker)
DEATH DATES
1. Wadhumal Belaram Adwani (Hyderabad/Politician/ death 13th November 1939),
2. Muhammad Shah Amroti (death 13th November 1987)
EVENTS
1920: Pir Ghulam Mujadid Sarhandi presides over a big public meeting held by the Khilafat Committee of the district Thatta. Qaziun jo tala was selected for the function. Speakers made speeches and condemned policy of the Govt. on Khilafat and Turkey issue.
1924: A public meeting is held at village Khabar Khan Jatoi of Taluka Shahdadkot. It is chaired by Pir Ghulam Ali Shah. People are advised to take interest in trade and commerce and avoid government employment as it is some sort of slavary.
1844: Relatives of Seth Naumal are vicimised by Sir Charles Napier and his administration. Diwan Chandiram Mukhtyarkar Talti is fined Rs.5000 and two years impirsonment, Pohomal Mukhtyarkar Laki is awarded fine of Rs.1000 and two years’ imprisonment, Jethmal Mukhtyarkar of Manjhand is awarded Rs.2000 fine and two years’ imprisonment and Hasoomal Mukhtyarkar of Petaro is awarded fine of Rs. 1000 and two years’ imprisonment.
1857: Kelat and other friendly states of British India sends congratulation letters to Sindh Commissioner on the victory of British India in Mutiny and fall of Delhi. This event is known as War of Independence and fall of Delhi occurred on 20.10.1857.
1844: Relatives of Seth Naumal are victimized by Sir Charles Napier and his administration. Diwan Chandiram Mukhtyarkar Talti is fined Rs.5000 and two years impirsonment, Pohomal Mukhtyarkar Laki is awarded fine of Rs.1000 and two years’ imprisonment, Jethmal Mukhtyarkar of Manjhand is awarded Rs.2000 fine and two years’ imprisonment and Hasoomal Mukhtyarkar of Petaro is awarded fine of Rs. 1000 and two years’ imprisonment.
1857: Kelat and other friendly states of British India sends congratulation letters to Sindh Commissioner on the victory of British India in Mutiny and fall of Delhi. This event is known as War of Independence and fall of Delhi occurred on 20.10.1857.
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