Sindh History (4th November)

SINDH IN HISOTRY TODAY (4th November) Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan BIRTHS:- Muhammad Ibrahim Khan (Minster in KhairpurMirs Government/ 1874), GurdherLal “Gareja” (Shaikharpur> Mumbai/1931 ), Moulvi Hafiz Muhammad Isamil (Khudo Karachi/Religious Scholar, Politician & Founder of Al-Sadiq/1940), Muhammad QasimPathar Sindhi (Writer & Political Activist/1942), GulFaqirMallah (Kumb/Folklore Poet/1945), Syed Hyder Abbas (Larkano/Journalist/1952), IqbalBukhari (Longani Sharif/Poet/1966), HussainChingni (Miandad/Writer/1967), Mansoor Mari (Moulvi Abdullah/Poet/1973) DEATHS:-Qazi Ali Muhammad(Rohari/Local Politician/1946), Noor Halai(Poet/1982), Abdul KarimPali (Atta Muhammad Pali/Politician & Poet/1991) EVENTS:- 1840: On the instructions and directions of Colonel Outram, Seth NaumalHotchand has reached at Mirpurkhas to keep eye on activities of Mir Sher Muhammad-Ruler of that area. He wants to visit the court of Mir Sahib but is refused. However, with the help of DiwanChatursing he gets chance of interview with Mir Sher Muhammad. 1844: Agha Khan’s memorial about his pension is transmitted by the Bombay Government to the Government of India for consideration. Agha Khan has stated that his pension has been stoped from the time he left Bombay for Persian tour. 1850: Sons of Mir Muhammad Khan Talpur are allowed to adjust the shares of their Jageers in Hyderabad and Shikarpur districts. 1956: Israel’s attack on Egypt is strongly condemned in country. Government is asked to quit Baghdad Pact and Common Wealth. Processions are taken out in big cities. 1971: India has never wished the destruction of Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tells Richard Nixon in meeting in Washington. 1991: Supreme Court upholds High Court’s decision validating dissolution of assemblies. 1992: Benazir Bhutto congratulates President Bill Clinton on his election and assures to work with him for world peace.