SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (25th February) & Good Day Wish By. Dr.Pathan.
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اچو ته 25 فيبرورئ جي حوالي سان ڪن واقعن بابت غور فڪر ڪريون:
1835 اڄوڪي تاريخ تي ايسٽ انڊيا ڪمپني حڪومت جي سنڌ ۾ مقرر پوليٽيڪل ايجنٽ ڪرنل پوٽينجر پنهنجي سرڪار کي رپورٽ موڪلي ته افغاني بادشاهه شاهه شجاع الملڪ حيدرآباد پهتو آهي، جنهن تي ٽالپر حڪمرانن پنهنجو ردعمل پڻ ظاهر ڪيو آهي.اهي شجاع الملڪ جي اچڻ تي ايترا خوش ناهن.
** 1843ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي انگريز عملدار ڪيپٽن پريڊي ۽ ڪرنل بليو جي هدايتن تي سيٺ نائومل سردار صاحب خان ڇٽو سان رابطو ڪيو ته جيئن انگريزن جي مال ملڪيت جي تحفظ کي يقيني بڻايو وڃي.
** 1844ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي هندستان جي انگريز سرڪار خيرپور رياست ۾ پنهنجي عملدارن جي رهائش لاءِ برٽش ريزيڊنسي منصوبي لاءِ 1500 رپيا منظور ڪيا.
** 1849ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي خيرپور جي هزهائنس مير علي مراد خان ٽالپر بابت معاملي جي جاچ لاءِ انگريز حڪومت سنڌ جي ڪمشنر، اپر سنڌ فرنٽيئر جي پوليٽيڪل سپرنٽينڊنٽ ميجر جيڪب ۽ ڪاٺياواڙ جي پوليٽيڪل ايجنٽ ميجر لينگ تي ٻڌل ڪاميٽي جوڙي ڇڏي، مير علي مراد تي اهو ڪوڙو الزام لڳايو ويو هو ته هن معاهدي ۾ پنهنجي طرفان ڪيتريون ئي تبديليون ڪري ڇڏيون آهن.
** 1935ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي حيدرآباد ۾ سنڌ نيشنل بئنڪ جو قيام عمل ۾ آندو ويو، جنهن جي شروعاتي سيڙپ 10 لک رپيا هئي، بئنڪ جي بورڊ آف ڊائريڪٽرز ۾ ڀائي سوڀراج جهمٽ مل، مکي گوبندرام پريتمداس، ڀائي گوبندرام هسارام، مکي بيگو مل هوتچند، ڀائي هسو مل چيلارام، ڀائي ڪدومل بصرمل، ٻولچند چنديرام واسواڻي، ڀائي جئرام داس گرداسمل، هوتچند گوپلداس ۽ تهليرام بصرمل شامل هئا.
** 1938ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي ڪراچي ۾ ڊيموڪريٽڪ ڪوليشن پارٽي جي ورڪنگ ڪاميٽي جي گڏجاڻي سر غلام حسين هدايت الله جي صدارت ۾ ٿي، جنهن ۾ سنڌ ليجسليٽو اسيمبلي جي 11 ميمبرن شرڪت ڪئي، گڏجاڻي ۾ اسيمبلي جي ايندڙ اجلاس جي حوالي سان حڪمت عملي جوڙي وئي.
** 1947ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي ڪراچي ۾ قائداعظم محمد علي جناح اقليتن جي حوالي سان خطاب ڪندي چيو ته ملڪ ۾ رهندڙ سڀني شهرين کي برابر حق ملندا، اقليتن سان پڻ ٻين شهرين وانگر ورتاءُ ڪيو ويندو.
** 1971ع ۾ اڄوڪي تاريخ تي ذوالفقار علي ڀٽو ويسٽ پاڪستان جي ايم اين ايز کي ايسٽ پاڪستان جي شهر ڍاڪا ۾ 3 مارچ تي اسيمبلي جي سڏايل اجلاس ۾ وڃڻ کان روڪي ڇڏيو، هن چيو ته اجلاس ملتوي ڪيو ويندو.
Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[Dear! Look at me with your inner eyes, and not with eyes of others. You will realize and believe that there is no difference, but distance between you & me. Peep into your heart. It is full of eternal beauty, love & peace, and it is very much needed by me and my society ]
گھرجي نظر سندء اندر جي، نرمل ! نیٹن سان نہ نھار،
سوچن لوچن ساھ سریر ۾ ، تون ڏس تہ کٹي هڪوار،
دوست دليئون ڪين ڌڪار، آھي ان پار سونهن سلام جي.
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SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (25th FEBRUARY)
25th February
BIRTH DATES
1. Kishinchand ‘Bewas’ (Larkano/Poet/ birth 25th February 1885),
2. Kumari Satio Malkani (Hyderabad/Educationist/ birth 25th February 1927),
3. K.C.Mohan (Hyderabad/Freedom Fighter/ birth 25th February 1929),
4. Sushelo Panjwani (Sukkur > Mumbai/Actor/ birth 25th February 1939),
5. Akram Borrai (borri/Poet/ birth 25th February 1936),
6. Aijaz Mangi (Journalist/ birth 25th February 1965),
7. Abdul Ghaffar Ghanghro (Writer/ birth 25th February 1967),
8. Munawar Dayo (Matiari/Journalist/ birth 25th February 1976),
9. ‘Ajiz’ Ashiq Tunio (Loung Tunio/Poet/ birth 25th February 1981),
10. Nandlal Menghwar (Misri Shah/Poet/ birth 25th February 1984).
25th February
DEATH DATES
1. Dr.Jemi Sethna (Freedom Fighter/ death 23th February 1935),
2. Muhammad Hashim Gazdar (Karachi/Politician, Ex-Minister Sindh/ death 23th February 1965),
3. Nazar Lakhani (Wada Lakha/Poet/ death 23th February 2007).
EVENT
25th February
1835: Colonel Pottenger informs his Government that on arrival of Shah Shuja-ul-Mulk at Hyderabad, Mirs with relations and children paid their respect to him and gave presents to him.
1843: on behalf and instructions of Captain Preedy and Colonel Bileau, Seth Naumal approaches Sardar Sahib Khan Chhuto of Shah Bilawal to help Government in ensuring the protection of property and life of people.
1844: Rs.1, 500 are sanctioned by the Government for the construction of the British Residency in Khairpur State.
1849: His Highness Mir Ali Murad Khan ruler of Khairpur, who remained trustworthy friend of the British Government of India and kept himself away from happenings in Hyderabad/Lower Sindh regarding intrigues of British to usurp Sindh, is blamed by the British Government for making interpolations and additions in the treaty of ‘Noornihar’ between Mir Rustam Khan and Mir Naseer Khan. Today, the Governor of Bombay issues instructions to the Sindh Commissioner that Government would not agree with Sindh Commissioner in his suggestion that Mir Ali Murad Khan be pronounced guilty of the charge of forgery, however, the Government appoints a Committee composed of Commissioner, Major Jacob (Political Superintendent of Upper Sindh Frontier) and Major Lang (Political Agent of Kathiawar) to investigate the matter.
1935: ‘The Sindh National Bank Limited’ is established at Hyderabad with Rs. One million as its Capital investment. Its Board of Directors consists of Bhai Sobhraj Jhamatmal, Mukhi Gobindram Pritamdas; Bhai Gobindram Hasaram; Mukhi Bagomal Hotchand; Bhai Hasomal Chelaram, Bhani Kudomal Basarmal; Bulchand Chandiram Wasvani; Bhai Jeramdas Gurdasmal; Hotchand Gopaldas and Tahlram Basarmal.
1938: Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah presides over the meeting of ‘Democratic Coalition Party’. It is attended by 11 members including K.B. Muhammad Ayub Khuhro and Haji Amir Ali Lahori. The Finance Bill is discussed at length.
1945: ‘Bazim-i-Mushaera’ of Larkano arranges Poetic Sitting. It is organized by Qadri Family of poets and poetry presented on the occasion is published in the Journal ‘Adeeb Sindh’ latter on.
1947: While defining the attitude towards the minorities, Muhammad Ali Jinnah says in Karachi that ‘the minorities to whichever community they belong must be treated fairly and justly and that every effort should be made by majority community to create in them a sense of security and confidence.’
1971: Z.A.Bhutto threatens to physically thrash those MNAs from West Pakistan who would go to Dhaka to attend the 3rd March session. Suggest that National Assembly session be postponed or time limit for constitution making be removed.
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