Heroes from your own Land

Arleitter · May 5, 2014, 4:34am

Re: Heroes from your own Land

I don’t think that he got heroic status, though reaching to a position like this being from minority does count. But again Sindhi Hindus were always cream of the society. Well educated and career oriented.

I would name ‘Bhagat Kanwar Ram’ as hero of the land as this sufi singer contributed a lot through his voice. His songs are still popular among Sindhis on both sides of the border. His songs are re-sung by singers like Abida Parveen.

For your other thread ‘who is the real martyr of 20th century’, I can name him without any hesitation.

Sant Kanwar Ram: Biography: Bhagat Kanwarram: Famous Sindhi: Folk Singer: Life Story Video

This was a set trend that all, whatever the Bhagat Sahib was to get during Bhagat, be distributed among the needy and poor people this was increasing the popularity of Bhagat Sahib and also the jealous people. November 1st of year 1939 is treated as the black day of history of Sindh as on this day some people shot dead Bhagat Sahib at Rukari [also known - Ruk] railway station.
                    After the partition Sant Manoharlal Sahib [Grand son of                          Bhagat Kanwar Ram ] shifted to Amravati, Maharashtra,                          India and Kept the humanity serving works of Bhagat                          Sahib in continuation.

I forgot that.It is a great share.Thank you :k: