Jamshoro, August 15, 2023 (PPI-OT): Sindh University Campus Larkano, Bizm Pakistan, Leaders Society and social organization Rotarian Club Larkana presented special papers on the role of educational institutions in the independence government. The existing educational institutions need to play a role for the economic freedom of Pakistan.
According to the statement issued by PRO Atif Rafiq Simon, leaders of Bizm Pakistan and Leaders Society in Sindh University campus, Larkana, Abdullah Tunio, Yasin Memon, Kabir Bhutto, Kulsoom Abbasi, Izadar Hussain, Waqar Baloch, Ayeesh Kanwal, Farisht Soomro and other students and The students along with teachers and guests of the campus unfurled the flag and prayed for the peace, security, development and prosperity of Pakistan and also distributed cakes and sweets and planted trees to make the earth greener.
Ameer Hamza and Athiya Kanwal conducted the celebration of independence while Mudassar Ali, Soraya, Mark Chandio gave speeches and Haseeb Bhatti and Jamila Chandio presented national anthems. On this occasion, Sindh University Campus Larkana Pro-Chancellor Professor Dr. Azhar Ali Shah, Social Organization Rotaract leader Saddam Hussain Bharro, Jamil Ahmed Laur, campus teachers Hussain Ali Kanbhar, Minister Ali Tunyu, Ali Zaman Kalhoro, Hina Shah, Abdullah Sheikh, Mansoor Mangi, Abdul Rashid Chandio, Ali Mustafa, Rahim Bakhsh Mughiri, Nabila Gul and others in their joint message spoke about the role of educational institutions in the Azadi Movement and said that according to historical references, the Azadi Movement began in 1803 with the Naqshbandi Sufi saint Shah Abdulaziz Muhaddith Dhalvi.
Who defied the orders of the East India Company, declared the subcontinent Darul Harb, and called for Jihad against the British. His students and the students of his students played a great role from the first battle in Balakot against Ranjit Singh, an ally of the British, to the rebellion of 1857, in which the scholars of Sindh and especially the Har movement also played a great role.
Because of the rebellion of 1857, the British hanged thousands of scholars and bulldozed their madrassas, so that the Azadi movement became an orphan for some time and as a result, Sir Syed and other Muslim leaders took efforts to establish modern educational institutions, namely schools, colleges and universities. Later, Tehreek-e-Pakistan movement was born from these modern educational institutions and thus Pakistan came into existence on 14 August 1947.
Although today we are celebrating the 76th anniversary of Pakistan, today Pakistan is not economically independent, so today is educational institutions should play a special role for the economic independence of Pakistan so that our country can enjoy peace, prosperity and development.
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