Partition of India
was a British conspiracy to keep the Indian subcontinent unbalanced and Ghandi
with Nehru were party to this tragedy. Pakistan was forced on to Jinnah who did
not want Pakistan but Pakistan was forced on him. The traitors were Gandhi,
Nehru and the Congress Party. That is why Netaji Subash Bose Chandra quit
congress and when overseas to recruit an army to fight the British
This is biting
the West know because of the foolishness of the British. Now there is an
Islamic nation which is radicalized and has nuclear weapons – Pakistan a basket
case.
Allah Bux Soomro: A Muslim who opposed the Two Nation Theory
‘Living an hour of glory is much better than
living an age with no name’. Whether it’s Jinnah in Pakistan, or Nehru in
India, none of them deserve the adulation that have been unfortunately bestowed
upon them. Thanks to these two wily politicians, scores of true heroes, who
actually fought for India’s freedom and integrity, were callously forgotten.
Among them, sadly, is a hero, who like Frontier Gandhi (Khan Abdul Ghaffar
Khan), fought for India’s unity, fought for India’s freedom, fought against the
injudicious Two Nation Theory. But sadly, neither of the residents either side
of the border know of him as of today. His name was Allah Bux Soomro, the
ex-Prime Minister of Sindh, and this is his story.
Born in 1900, at Shikarpur, the leader of Sind Ittehad Party belonged to
the scion of the illustrious Soomro Rajputs. He was introduced to politics at a
very age. Good political connections, along with a strong base in the Anglo
Indian education, made him an apparent moderate leader, in reality a stooge of
the British imperialists. For his services, he was not only bestowed with the
Khan Bahadur, but also was awarded the British knighthood, by King George the
Vth.
However, the Indian in this political revolutionary, an equivalent of
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was never suppressed. Once he became the Premier of
Sindh, his patriotism came out, which infuriated the quisling members of the
Muslim League. Owing to his popularity, Allah Bux Soomro had a sizeable support
in the Muslim majority provinces of British India, as well as that of Hindus.
Unlike the pseudo seculars of today, his vision was that of a United India,
where heritage and culture belonged to Hindus and Muslims alike. Probably, Allah
Bux Soomro knew what Akhand Bharat actually meant. In fact, his respect for the
freedom fighters can be derived from the fact, that he overturned the decision
of revolutionary Obeidullah Sindhi’s exile, during his premiership and allowed
him to come back to India.
However, his nationalist stance was an obstacle in Jinnah’s road to
Pakistan. In fact, his support for secularism in the Manzilgah controversy,
where Muslim League anarchists forcefully wished to occupy the Manzilgah
premises, and destroy the Saadha Belo temple, drew the ire of both the Muslim
League, and the Indian National Congress. In fact, Jawahar Lal Nehru allegedly
hated Allah Bux’s influence among the Sindh community. Conspiring against this
revolutionary, both Muslim League and Congress passed the No Confidence Motion
against him, and forced him to resign. Soomro was appointed the member of
National Defence Council, following his dismissal.
However, no sooner had the Quit India Movement commenced in 1942, than
Allah Bux Soomro realized that it is time to mobilize the Sindh and other
provinces for the One Nation Theory, opposing Jinnah’s demand for Pakistan.
He resigned from the Premiership of Sindh, and gave away his Khan Bahadur
title and knighthood as well. He also resigned as the member of National
Defence Council. The stage was set for a cultural movement.
Unfortunately, Allah Bux’s movement was cut short, tragically, when four
men brutally murdered him on 14th May 1943, while he was traveling on a tonga in Shikarpur, his native town.
The case is not yet solved till today, but many a theorist still attribute the
murder to be the alleged brainchild of the Muslim League as well as the
Congress.
With Allah Bux’s death, the movement of One Nation Theory lost its
momentum, and the lust for power prevailed. What was one for lakhs of years was
broken into two on 15th August 1947 that is our beloved India. Today, most of us even don’t know
this man’s name. However, once I knew of this man, it is my duty to bring this
Indian’s tale to the folklore. Allah Bux Soomro is India’s forgotten hero, just
like Surjya Sen and other revolutionaries, and he deserves his due. He deserves
our RESPECT!
Facts Source: –
Allah Bux Soomro
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