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| G.M Sayed |
Actually, G.M Sayed was deliberately
avoided discriminately, but it is now time to understand the political thoughts
and ideals of Sayed to look into the history, how provinces especially Sindh
(the founding province of Pakistan) deprived of rights and the movement was
begun to fight for the rights and “Jeay Sindh” (long live Sindh) was echoed.
All international charters give
right to fight for the right thing but here the scene is upside down in
Pakistan, when Sindhi person wants his right, he is subdued and repressed,
while others who had graffiti on the walls to break Sindh (to break Sindh,
meant to break Pakistan) are welcomed by media and other parties support that
futile voice.
Sindh is actually victimized and
suppressed, G.M Sayed felt this highhandedness in the early years after
Pakistan came into being; he raised voice for the rights. Today is the birth
day of the great leader of Sindhi nation; we remember this leader with love and
adoration
Hisam Memon
Jan 17, 2013
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Simple profile of G.M Sayed
He is the son of late Syed
Mohammad Shah Kazmi and the descendant of a famous saint of Sindh. Syed Haider
Shah Kazmi, of whose mausoleum he is the Sajjada-nashin. He was born at village
of Sann in Dadu district of Sindh, on january 17, 1904.
His father passed away when hewas only sixteen
months old.
He had no schooling at all. Whatever
he learnt, that was self-tutored. However, by dint of hard work, he attained
mastery over Sindhi and English languages. Similarly, he is in full command of
the Urdu language which, though not his mother tongue, has often been a vehicle
of the expression of his ideas.
Mr. Syed is also conversant with
Arabic and Persian languages. He has also been closely attached with history, philosophy
and political science. Short statured and slender in figure, Mr. Syed wields
the greatest weight of his personality.
At an early age of fourteen
years, he started his career as a politician. In 1919, he became the President
of Local Board of his own Tehsil. Subsequently, he was elected Vice President
of
Karachi District Local Board. In
1929, he became the President of Karachi District Local Board.
In 1930, he organized the Hari
Conference and became its Secretary.
In 1937, he was for the first
time elected a member of Sindh Legislative Assembly.
In 1938, he joined the All-India
Muslim League.
In 1940, he became the Minister
of Education in Sindh.
In 1941, he became one of the
members of the Muslim League.
In 1943, he became the President
of Sindh Muslim League.
In 1944, he played the pivotal role
and got the resolution passed in the Sindh Assembly in favour of Pakistan. It
was the pioneer resolution of its kind in the whole length and breadth of
undivided India.
In 1946, condition compelled him
to disassociate from the Muslim League.He created a new party named Progressive
Muslim League. The same year he was elected as leader to the Coalition Party in
Sindh Assembly.
In 1954, he acted as the Chairman
of Sindhi Adabi Board.
In 1955, he played an active part
in the formation of Pakistan National Party.
In 1966, he founded the Soofis’
Society in Sindh.
In 1969, he formed Sindh United
Front. But after being disappointed from national politics in 1971; he founded
the "Jeay Sindh" Movement which is known as a movement to achieve "Sindhu
Desh".
Mr. Syed is the author of more
than sixty books. His books are on numerous subjects, ranging from literature
to politics, religion and culture etc.
He a mystic, Mr. Syed has a lot
of love and regards for the mystics. It is but for their services that Islam
thrived.
In addition to Soofi is, he has
always held in high esteem the learned men, the literacy and the poets.
Besides being a man of immense
learning, Mr.Syed possesses a personality which is graceful and poised. He is
highly cultured and refined in his manners. Hospitality and geniality are the
glaring tracks of his personage.
Wit and humour are the key-notes
of his personality.
He loves and respects even those
who look at things from a different angle or through different glasses.
For decades, Sindh has been the
centre where the whole of his love and energy are concentrated.
For a long time, his ambition has
been to secure a rightful place for Sindh.
Mr. G.M. Syed is father of
"JEAY SINDH" Movement which is known as a movement to achieve SINDHU
DESH.
For the bold assertion of his
ideas, after the creation of Pakistan, he has been kept either in jail or in
solitary confinement for the period of more than 30 years.
* Sain GM Syed died in 25th April
1995.
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