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Sindh provincial minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah addressed the assembly on Friday. During this he gave an anti-India statement.

Pakistan’s Sindh province minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah said on Friday that Gujarat, Haryana and Rajasthan are ours. He said that we will prove it.

In Sindh Assembly, Ali Shah objected to Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s statement related to Sindh. He said that if India can claim Sindh, they can also claim the states of India.

In fact, Rajnath Singh had said on November 23 that today the land of Sindh may not be a part of India, but according to civilization, Sindh will always be a part of India. As far as land is concerned. Who knows when the border will change, tomorrow Sindh may come back to India.

Rajnath Singh said these things while addressing the Sindhi Conference in Delhi on Sunday.

Pakistan has declared Rajnath’s statement inflammatory

Pakistan on Monday had objected to Rajnath’s statement, calling it wrong, provocative and dangerous. Pakistan said that such statements are against international law and the boundaries of countries. Pakistan demanded that Indian leaders avoid such statements as it could increase tension in the region.

While making statements on India’s internal affairs, Pakistan said that India should protect the minorities. Regarding Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan again said that this issue should be resolved as per the resolutions of the United Nations and the wishes of the Kashmiri people.

Pakistan says that it wants to resolve all issues with India peacefully, but at the same time it is always ready to protect the security and sovereignty of its country.

Sindh leader welcomed Rajnath’s statement

Jai Sindh Muttahida Mahaj (JSMM) leader Shafi Burfat has warmly welcomed Rajnath Singh’s statement. He wrote that this statement is historic, encouraging and inspirational for the Sindhi people.

According to him, this statement raises hopes for the independence of Sindh and stronger relations with India in the future. He said that the Sindhudesh movement from the very beginning has believed in the idea that there are deep cultural, historical and emotional ties between Sindh and India.

Burfat accused Pakistan of trying to weaken the identity, language and culture of the Sindhi people. He said that the political rights of Sindhis are being snatched away in Pakistan, their resources are being exploited and the workers are being tortured.

Hindus and Muslims fought together for separate Sindh

Till 1936, Sindh along with Gujarat and Maharashtra was also a part of Bombay Province. Muslims and Hindus of Sindh had protested together to make it a separate province. People living in Sindh said that due to the dominance of Marathi and Gujaratis, their rights and traditions are being ignored.

In 1913, a Hindu named Harchandrai had demanded a separate Congress Assembly for Sindh. As soon as Sindh became a separate province in 1936, the political climate there started changing. In 1938, the demand for a separate Pakistan was raised for the first time from this land.

In the annual session of the Muslim League held in Karachi, the capital of Sindh, Muhammad Ali Jinnah had for the first time officially demanded a separate country for Muslims, Pakistan.

In 1942, the Sindh Assembly passed a resolution demanding Pakistan. At this time the people of Sindh had no idea that partition would push them towards ruin.

Just 5 years after the proposal, India was divided into two parts in 1947. Like the rest of Pakistan, Hindus here too had to leave their homes and move towards India.

The role of Hindus was important till the early part of the 20th century.

Till the early part of the 20th century, the role of Hindus was important in the economy of Sindh and its governance system. According to Pakistani researcher and writer Tahir Mehdi, before partition, the Hindu population in Sindh came under the middle class and upper class.

These people lived in Karachi and Hyderabad, the urban areas of Sindh. These Hindus were not only skilled, but they also had a deep understanding of business.

At the time of partition, 8 lakh Hindus had to leave Sindh. Due to this, the middle class section completely disappeared in Sindh within a few months. Only Dalit Hindus were left behind. This caused a deep blow to the economy there. The people who came to Sindh after migrating from India did not have those skills.

Tahir writes in Pakistani newspaper Dawn that the Sindhi community of India is still happy, they have big businesses. On the contrary, the Sindhis of Pakistan are poor.

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