Sindh History (3rd March)

 

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (3rd March)

3rd March

BIRTH DATES

Syed Mansoor Bin Hussain (Thatto/Saint/ Born 3rd March 1561),

Makhdoom Yar Muhammad (Born 3rd March 1737),

Dr.Earnest Trump (Born 3rd March 1828),

Syed Mahdi Shah (Saint/ Born 3rd March 1860),

Muhammad Khan ‘Ghani’ (Mirpurkhas/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1903),

Chechandas Raisinghani (Halani > Poono/Writer/ Born 3rd March 1911),

Soofi Muhammad Hassan Mangi (Hetam Soho/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1930),

Ghulam Rasool ‘Masroor’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1930),

Fatah Malk (Pano Aqil/Poet, Writer, Political Activist & Ex-Advocate-General Sindh/ Born 3rd March 1939),

’Dal’ Matlbani (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1949),

Muhammad Haroon ‘Udasi’ (Motani Mahar/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Faqir Muhammad Channo (Mahmood Khan Channo/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Faqir Shah ‘Miskeen’ Bukhari (Bori/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Talib Machhi (Mian Waryal/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Muhammad Yousif ‘Mast’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1951),

Shafi Muhammad Channo (Mahmood Channo/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1953),

Inayat Memon (Larkano/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1957),

Muhammad Khan ‘Pardesi’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1958),

Nisar Ahmad Qureshi (Mian Shora/Writer & Social worker/ Born 3rd March 1958),

Tarachand ‘Bewas’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1961),

Roshan Ali Kori (Jarwar/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1962),

Dhani Bux Sahito (Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1963),

Kaleemullah Babur (Bahawal Babur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1965),

Abdul Sattar Dars (Matli/ Born 3rd March 1965),

Munawar Hussain Shaikh (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1969),

Aziz Ahmad Katpar (Naudero/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1971),

Muhammad Aslam Babur (Mureed Babur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1971),

Maqsoom Sanagar (Dadu/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1976),

Khaki Jani (Badin/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1987),

Muhammad Yousif Bhutto (Daro/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1983),

Zulfi Golo (Janib Ali/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1984),

Bashir Malah (Qazi Arif/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1985),

Note: FOLLOWING FRIENDS ARE BORN ON 3rd March, but, I have no information about their Birth Years: Abbas Abassi;

Ali Muhammad Arijo;

Fayaz Hussai Abro;

Fozia Naz Mangrio,

Majid Altaf Buriro;

Mirban Ali;

Mohanlal Veermani;

Rasid Daudpoto,

Roshan Memon;

Saadullah Sundrani;

Sagar Samijo,

Sadarudin Jatoi,

Singer Tanveer Chandio;

Waheed Soomro,

Wajid Leghari

Zahid Jamali

DEATH DATES

Mirza Nadar Beg (Hyderabad/Fiction writer/ Death 3rd March 1940).

EVENTS

1843: Charles Napier writes to Mir Sher Muhammad Khan of Mirpurkhas that’ You wrote to me, and said that you had not joined in battle against the English. I believed you, and told you to disperse your troops, and that, you would be safe. Had you done so, you would have been in no danger; but, instead of this, you are rallying the defeated Balochis; you have increased the number of troops; and unless you come to my camp at Hyderabad, and prove your innocence, I will march against you, and inflict a single punishment upon you.’

1912: Anjuman Ashraf-ul-Islam of Karachi organizes function in Old Market Chowk. It is addressed by Abubakar and Moulvi Abdul KarimDars.

1917: NGO of Karachi, ‘NawvalraiBalakVidyalaBrahmoSamaj’ holds function. Seth HarchandraiVishindas attends as its Chief Guest.

1924: Turkey abolishes ‘Khilafat’ as institution. The decision disappoints Muslims of Sindh and Hind.HoweverKhilafat Committee and Khilafat Movement existed for years in Sindh.

1935: AllamaI.I.Qazi forms ‘AnjumanTablegh Islam’ with Karachi as its Head qurter.

1943: The Legislative Assembly of Sindh resolves to opt for Pakistan. It was move from G.M.Syed and his debate speech was prepared to very much extent by AllamaI.I.Qazi. on the eve of voting 27 members were present in the session. Three non-Muslim members, namely Gokaldas, Dr.Hemandas and LalomalMotwani casted their votes against the move and all 24 Muslim Members supported the Move and they were: Shaikh Abdul Majeed Sindhi; Amir AlibLahori; Ghulam Ali Talpur; GhulamHussaiHidayatullah; Ghulam Muhammad Isran; G.M.Syed, GhulamNabi Shah; PirIllahiBux; Nawab Jam Khan Muhammad; JenabaiG.Allana; Qaisar Khan, Syed Muhammad Ali Shah; K.B.Khuhro; M.HashimGazdar; Muhammad UsmanSoomro; Muhammad YousifChandio; Noor MuhammadShah; RasoolBuxUnar; Ali GoharMahar; Shamis-u-din Barakzai and Sohrab Khan Sarki.

1947: Sindh Government constitutes a Committee with Sir Roger TomisMor as its head to investigate into problems of peasants and prepare report in this regard.MuhammadMasoodKhadaposh, NooruddinSidiqui are included as its members, and Agha Shai is its Secretary.. Agha Shahi was replaced with Gopichand later on.

1950: 3-day Hari Conference is held with G.M.Syed in Chair. It demands abolition of Jageerdari system and elects new office-bearers. They Are: HyderBuxJatoi (President), MoulviNazirHussainJatoi& Syed Shamisudin Shah (Both Vice President); Abdul QadirKhokhar (General Secretary); Ghulam Muhammad Laghari& Abdul Khaliq (Both Joint Secretaries); Moulvi Muhammad Maaz (Treasurer). The Working Committee as per election is formed with following members: GhulamHussainSoomro& Allah Jurio (From Hyderabad District), Mir Muhammad Talpur& Muhammad SaleemLeghari (Tharparkar); Noor Muhammad Palijo& Ali Muhammad Shoro (Thatto); G.M.Syed& Ali Ahmad Qureshi (Dadu); NoorullahDahraj&Osto Muhammad (Nawabshah); AlluddinSamo& Muhammad AalamMangrio (Sukkur) and MoulviAzizullahJarwar& Abdul Wahid Soomro (Larkano District).

1955: The Chief Court of Sindh grants interim stay order against the operation of the Sindh Governmenr order abolishing Jageerdari in Sindh.

1973: Joint front of eight party demands PPP Government to lift Emergency and restore democracy.