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Post by AP Singh on Feb 5, 2010 14:18:53 GMT 5.5
As we all know, there are enormous challenges and opportunities in politics. I believe, politicians mean well but their ability to deliver on their promises is hampered by many factors. Gujjar politicians in Pakistan are no different than others. They try to help their electorate but measurable impact on everyday life is modest at best. Their more significant contribution is psychological. If your guy wins, you earn some bragging rights. That makes you feel good even if you don't get anything tangible for your efforts. Win or lose, we must remain active in this field. You cannot expect to be counted unless you participate in the game. As a community, the single most important factor that can make a real difference is Education. Everything else that matters--jobs, business, politics, influence, recognition, riches, fame or glamor, will follow. Undivided India remained under slavery for around 400 years. The mentality of slavery is still run high in the blood of people specially those who are in power due to their inheritance of it. These people are still enjoying the power and properties bestowed to them by the Foreign Masters and does not think twice to abuse their own people and their own motherland.
In the above scenario Justice could not be delivered to the people who opposed the foregn rulers as a community, particularly to Gujjars. There were many Gujjars in the past who used to take arms in the in the hand to get the justice. Jagga Gujjars was one of the during British regime. Dula Bhatti was another during Mughal period. In the absence of political representation of Gujjars, justice was often not delivered to them. Though we had some National Leaders like Iron man Sardar Patel and late Shri Rajesh Pilot, these leaders were known for their role played for solving issues of National importance rather than finding some time for their own community. But at the same both of these leaders were proud of their heritage and made sure that injustice could not be delivered to people including Gujjars. This is what we expect from these leaders. The other leaders like Col. Bainsla are on a mission to uplift the community which had been impoverised particularly during slavery period of the country.
We need leaders of both the kind i,e, . at National level and Community level and fortunately the situation is improving in both the countries which represented undivided India. We should hope that people of slave mentality now would refrain to deliver the injustice to the people particularly Gujjars by shear presence of these leaders. However the the support of community to these leaders on the issues related to them will remain a major factor in this reagard. The situation in Afghanistan is not known since no Gujjar is known to us at National level at present. Bangla Desh must also be having some Gujjars but because of language problem we know nothing about them. The Gujjars have ruled those part of undivided India for more than 100 years during the days of Gujjar Pratihar Empire since border of the Empire that time was Burma. The inscription of Gujjar Samrat Mahendra Pal ( the Great son of Mihir Bhoja the Great) found from Prathihar-Rajpur in Dinajpur district near Dhaka is a conclusive proof in this regard.
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Post by Chaudhry Anwar Tahir Chechi on Feb 13, 2010 1:37:37 GMT 5.5
Posted by HARSH CHAUDHARY on Jan 31, 2010, 9:56pm BHAI TAHIR HI ONE HUMBLE QUESTION FORM YOU THAT ALL THESE GURJAR POLITICIANS REALY DO SOMETHING FOR THE UPLIFTMENT OF PAK OR NOT. OR ARE THEY SIMPLY DO VOTE BANK POLITICS. HARSH
Dear Harsh bhai,
Gujjar politicians in pakistan have played their role to uplift pakistan. First of all i would like to tell you the role of gujjar leaders in freedom movement. Ch. Rehmat ali was an active leader in pakistan movement. He is the inventor of the word PAKISTAN and the founder of pakistan national movement. Ch. Ghulam Abbas was an other gujjar leader. He is the founder of muslim conference the ruling party in azad jammu and kashmir. He was entitled as quid e kashmir (Leader of kashmiri people). I shall try my best to write history of pakistani gujjar politicians and their role in the progress of community and country.
with regards
M.A Tahir Chaudhary
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Post by Ch Tariq Anees on Mar 16, 2010 18:25:06 GMT 5.5
Proud To Be a GUJJAR. It,s Great Works to Unite Gujjars.Sir There is Some Mistake at 13 No She is Not Faiza Hameed Gujjar She is MAIZA Hameed Gujjar,,Please Correct It. Shafiq GUJJAR MPA is Great Man and Working Very Well For People Of Faisalabad Speciallay For Gujjrs.We Proud of You Shafiq Gujjar.Keep it UP. QASIM GUJJAR 03335158363
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Post by AP Singh on Mar 16, 2010 19:01:32 GMT 5.5
Proud To Be a GUJJAR. It,s Great Works to Unite Gujjars.Sir There is Some Mistake at 13 No She is Not Faiza Hameed Gujjar She is MAIZA Hameed Gujjar,,Please Correct It. QASIM GUJJAR 03335158363 Ms. Maiza Hameed Gujjars is from Chalianwalan town, a town of historical imporatance during the freedom struggle of undivided India and which was a Gujjar dominated town before partition. Please see her at the following site. www.pakistanileaders.com.pk/profile/Maiza_Hameed_Gujjar
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Post by Azeem Gujjar on May 27, 2010 18:45:49 GMT 5.5
Gujjar Dignitarities of Pakistan
1. Ch. Rehmat Ali invented the name for the Muslim Majority area of the western part of India. He was founder of Pakistan National Movement in Great Britain. His pamphlet "Now or Never" to the Muslim Leaders the participants of round table comference in 1933 AD at London is historical document. Many books about his work have been written by the intellectuals of high repute.
2. Mian Muhammad Baksh considered to be one of the best Punjabi Poet. Author of Saif-ul-Maluk
3. Major Tufail Muhammad (shaheed) was granted the highest Military Award of Pakistan NISHAN-E-HAIDER.
4. fAZAL Ilahi Chaudhary former President of pakistan 1973 AD to 1978 AD, remained Speaker of National Assembly.
5. Ch. Ameer Hussain Khatana (Sialkot) former speaker of National Assembly 2002 AD to 2008 AD.
Five times elected MNA (1985, 1988, 1990, 1997 and 2002). In 1990-1991 Federal Minister of Law, Justice Parliamentary Affairs. 1991-1993 Federal Minister of Parliamentary and Youth Affairs 1997 Chairman National Assembly standing Committee on Law Justice Human Rights and Parliamentary Affairs 2004 President of Association of Asian Parliament for Peace
6. Sardar-e-Qaum Ch. Muhammad Iqbal of Chalianwala Member Majlis-e-Shoora 1981 AD MNA 1985 AD, given title Sardar-e-Qaum (Chief of Gujjars) in 1985 at Faisalabad. He has two sons 1. Ch. Jafar Iqbal - He has been MPA and Minister in Punjab Province twice and Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan 1997 AD. 2. Ch. Nasir Iqbal Ex-MNA and Parliamentary Secretary for Railways
Ch. Muhammad Ashraf brother of Ch. Muhammad Iqbal was a reputed man in Sindh from where he was elected Senator in 1973 AD. His son Ch. Zaka Ashraf Ex-Advisor to Chief Minister Sindh in these days he is chairman ZTBL Pakistan.
Ch. Ishrat Ashraf (daughter of Ch. Muhammad Ashraf and wife of Ch. Jafar Iqbal). is president of PMLN Women Wing Elected Member of National Assembly on lady seat 2008 AD. Ex-Advisor to Prime Minister of Pakistan.
Zaib Jafar (daughter of Ch. Jafar Iqbal & Ishrat Ashraf) is elected MPA Punjab and Advisor to Chief Minister of Punjab
Ch. Zahid Hameed S/O Ch. Abdul Hameed (brother Ch. Muhammad Iqbal) Member Majlis-e-Shoora 1981. His daughter Maiza Hameed his elected MPA Punjab (PMLN) 2008 AD
Dr. Safadar Mehmood (Son of Sister Ch. Muhammad Iqbal) former Federal Secretary Education. He is prototype on Pakistan history.
The other sister's son Shafqat Mehmood Ex-Member of Senate (the Pakistan Upper House)
7. Ch. Anwar Aziz Bar at Law 3 times MNA and Federal Minister. His son Daniyal Aziz 2 times MNA and Chairman National Reconstruction Bureau (NRB) Pakistan
8. Major General Muzaffar-ud-Din was Governer of East Pakistan 1966 AD to 1968 AD.
9. General Sawar Khan (Four Star General) was Martial Law Administrator of NWFD Province and vice chief of Army staff Pakistan (Zia-Ul-Haq ERA). He also served as Governer of Punjab.
10. Air Marshal Rahim Khan Commander in Chief Pakistan Air Force during indo Pakistan was 1971
11. Air Vice Marshal Asif Chauhan Additional Secretary Ministry of Defence Pakistan
12. LT. General Sajjad Akram Cor Commander Pakistan Army
13. Aurangzeb Khan Khatana Ex GOverner of Balochistan Province
14. Mian Afzal Hayat Ex-Chief Minister Punjab 1996-1997
15. RT. Mr. Justic Supremem Court Chaudhary Karam Illahi Chauhan
16. Sardar Fakhar-e-Alam Khatana R. chief Justice High Court Peshawar Ex-chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan
17. Ch. Qamar Zaman Kaira Federal Information Minister (MNA 2002-2008 AD) Ex-Governer Gilgit Bultistan 2009. His cousin Tanveer Ashraf Kaira is Finance Minister Punjab (MPA 2002-2008). His uncle Ch. Asghar Kaira MPA-1985 MNA-1988-1993. His son Ch. Nadeem Asghar Kaira 2 times Tehsil Nazim Kharrian
18. NawabZada Ghazanfar Gull Advisor to Prime Minister of Pakistan MNA 1993 MPA 1988
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Post by Azeem GujjarAdvertise on May 28, 2010 11:32:04 GMT 5.5
Ch. Abdul Rahim Munan former MLA United Punjab MPA West Pakistan, MNA Pakistan Vice Chairman District Council Sialkot. Given the title of Khan Sahib by the British Government.
Ch. Idress Taj S/O Ch. Abdul Rahim Ex-Member Majlis-e-Shoora 1981 AD Ch. Ashfaq Taj S/O Ch. Abdul Rahim MNA 1990-1993 AD Ch. Iftikhar Taj S/O Ch. Abdul Rahim Ex-V Chairman District Council Narowal
Ch. Akhtar Ali Vario (Sialkot) Ex-Chairman District Council Sailkot and 3 times MPA and 3 times Provincial Minister 1985-88-90 MNA 1993
Khush Akhtar Subhani S/O Ch. Akhtar Ali Vario Ex-MPA 1993-2002 Provincial Minister 1993
Ch. Abdul Sattar Vario B/O Ch. Akhtar Ali Vario Ex-Chairman District Council Sialkot MNA-1990-93 Ex-Federal Minister
Armghan Subhani S/O Ch. Abdul Sattar Vario MPA 1993-2002 Minister 2002
Ch. Iqbal has been successful continuously in 6 General Elections MPA Punjab and 5 times he was Provincial Minister
Ch. Asghar Ali (Liyyah) MPA Punjab 1985 1988 1990 1993 2002
Sardar Muhammad Yousaf MNA 1990 1993 1997 Ex-District Nazim Manshara (NWFP)
Sardar Shah Jahan Yousaf S/O Sardar Muhammad Yousaf MNA 2002 – 2008
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Post by Azeem Gujjar on Jun 3, 2010 11:28:50 GMT 5.5
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Post by AP Singh on Jun 3, 2010 13:15:44 GMT 5.5
Dear Azeem, I think the article is in Urdu. The moment, the English version is clicked, the location of the article gets altered. I would appreciate if the same article is posted here. I know Chaudhry Rehmat Ali had fought for the partion of India. Certainly the Iron Man of India Sardar Patel, and Chaudhary Rehmat Ali both were not aware about the Gujjar population living in undivided India, otherwise probably the unfortunate division of the people and the country would not have taken place. I would also request you to provide some information, if possible, on Gujjars living in SWAT valley in respect of their Gotras, their education level compared to other parts of Pakistan, their contribution in the currect politics of Pakistan etc. etc.. That area remained stroghold of Gujjars During Gujjar Kushan Empire and Gujjar during the Gujjar Pratihar Empire. I am keen to know whether those areas are still dominated by Gujjars or they were impovershed during Mughal and British period like the case of Mughals where their last nominal ruler, Bhadur Shah Jafar could not even get two yards of land to be buried in Delhi and most of his descendents in Delhi are rishshaw puller today. I hope the Gujjars still dominate the Swat valley since considering the kind of marshall traits they possess it could certainly not have taken long for their uprising again.
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Post by mgorsi on Jun 4, 2010 10:37:02 GMT 5.5
AP Singh wrote: "I know Chaudhry Rehmat Ali had fought for the partion of India. Certainly the Iron Man of India Sardar Patel, and Chaudhary Rehmat Ali both were not aware about the Gujjar population living in undivided India, otherwise probably the unfortunate division of the people and the country would not have taken place. "
I don't intend to start a debate here but I don't agree with AP Singh. I think partition was inevitable whether Patel and Rehmat Ali were both for or against it. They were both prominent leaders but they did not have full control over the situation.
I believe partition was a good idea except that it resulted in a lot of loss of life and property which was avoidable.
From a Gujjar perspective, Pakistan has ended up better in opportunity for Gujjars on a per capita basis compared to India.
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Post by Zahid Mehmood Gujjar on Jun 15, 2010 15:47:41 GMT 5.5
Salaam to My all Gujar Families/cost Basically i am belong to Faisalabad Punjab(14 Chuck zail Gujaran) Today i have found this amazing website where i get the lot of information about our Gujar's people and its really really amazing information all about that. it is my heartily desired is that in Pakistan we made a big Gujjar forum/party which is totality work at Gujjar families welfare. and give the boost to our community because i see our Gujjar Family's condition is not Good. Secondly i mentioned here my residence come in Ch. Shafiqe Gujjar area. Its true this man is gorgeous competent but unfortunately not work in that manner which is actually our Gujjar popular. So i have a humble request to our elder Brother Ch. Shafique Gujar please do attention your(Hulqa) and protect here Gujjar family and give their boost and pick them top.......................... & at the end i am really really thanks to owner of this web site (AP Singh) God bless you and my best wishes for you and your nice family Best Regards Zahid Mehmood Marketing Depart (Textile) Cell#00923017176061 FSD Punjab Pakistan
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