Salman Rashid is a true , logical , rational , and learned person

سلمان صاحب جِس حوصلے سے آپ نے اُن دردناک واقعات کو بیان کیا ہے، میں روۓ بغیر سن نہیں سکا۔ اللہ پاک کا شکر میرے ددیال اور ننیال دونوں جالندھر سے خیر و عافیت سے ہجرت کر گئے۔ لیکِن آپ کے گھرانے کے ساتھ جو بیتی وُہ انتہائی کربناک ہے۔

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

آپکی بہت مہربانی۔ آپ کا گھرانہ خوش قسمت تھا کہ وہ پاکستان بغیر نقصان آ گئے۔

My ancestors, my father his 3 siblings and my grandmother who survived the partition massacre were from Vill DAMU CHAK, GUJRAT WEST PUNJAB

I am definitely buying this book, Salman Uncle. I am deeply saddened by the pain and agony that arises in realizing how people who love each other, turn against one another guided by mob mentality. How frail is the human psychology, that gets carried away by ideas and discourses, which could be lethal for a society. I want to apologize as a fellow human being from the other side of the border. May the sanity prevail!

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

You are very kind, beti. Your apology means very much to me. But remember that Mahendra Pratap sahib had rendered an apology on behalf of his late father. One can only hope that we learn to live amicably with one another. The book has much more than this three-part series.

No words to say after seeing your pain! Except that that madness must never have happened and must not happen again . 🙏 take care sir

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Mahesh. That is the hope: that this madness may never occur again. And that we may learn to end the madness that currently rules our hearts and minds in the subcontinent.

*Sir you are good human being. We can learn a lot from your stories so that this madness never happen again.*

In 2022, You are a few of billions who has investigated the crime scene after crossing the border. Heartrending event. It is your courage and stemina to describe all this without letting drops your tears. May your family's soluls rest in peace. May Allah keep them happy in Jannah. Salute to you Sir

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words.

While I had read the story before it made me cry again. Unbelievable. Hum kitni chutia qaum hain, ek doosray ko maara or kehtay hain qurbanian deen. Konsi qurbani? Nihatay logoen ko maar diya... Bay qasoor... Something now termed as hate crimes. Saw that in Rwanda as well... But continues in the form of hindu Muslim, shia sunni, ahmedi, Christian lynching etc. Nobody teaches ethics in our society. We are completely devoid of ethics as a nation... No parents ever consider inculcating it, much less know about it... We're all, hindu Muslim and sikhs all blinded by mere religious morals, which we ignore at will... Kummi kameen qaum incubated by colonialism and living under the yoke of foreign invaders for millennia ...

Great 👍 man

You are lucky to know what happened many of us don't know anything about our ancestors.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

True. My paternal family never tried to find out. I think the pain was too great for them.

What spell-binding sad story. Aiy sab kyun hoya? That question will remain to be answered, will never be fully addressed... Mind boggling!!

Saddened 😢, Jalundher, Arrain and Captain all seems familiar...like my own. Allah mughfrat farmaey.

Pain of every patriot Pakistani, thanks again for all the work you are doing. 😔

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, sir.

❤❤❤

Water started dripping from my eyes after listening to the end. How tragic and painful.

I am speechless, your narrative was like I was there to see horrific scene of Hour of Madness. Such an iconic person of the village "Sadey Doctor Sahib" and his family was not spared from the madness of hooligans. The horrible events of migration in your story will haunt me for ever.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Ashfaq. In fact, it was not only in Uggi that Padit Fakir Chand referred to my grandfather as sahday daktar sahib. Even in Jalandhar Mahendra Pratab Sehgal sahib did exactly the same.

Really it was Time of Madness. May Allah bless the lost souls; and give patience & reasoning to both nations across the border.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. May politicians and military men on both sides be granted better sense.

I once again cried. And I noticed you were also crying while revealing the story .

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Bus, bhra. What else can one do?

Very sad and heart touching events described by you, Salman Sahib. The hatred continues to date. May the sanity prevail to both sides of the border.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

That sanity should prevail on both sides of the border is the heartfelt hope and desire of every sane subcontinental person. May it happen sooner than later.

پھر بھی ھمت ھے ۔۔۔۔۔داستان سنا گٸے۔۔۔بڑا جگرا چاھٸے۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

Politicians for their vested interest mostly have given pain and grief to common people ....

A time of madness indeed 😢

My grandparents were from Jalandhar. I remember they used to mention dargah Imam Nasir. My grandfather was an employee in Jalandhar cantonment. Few days before his death he was remembering Jalandhar 😢. I then buried him in his eternal grave.

All I know about my family roots is that we shifted here from Chak 47. And that my ancestors were wheat traders. Koi ais toh jaada bolda hee nahi

@ANILM1

Жыл бұрын

A Time of Madness. Love From Gujranwala

Very painful story

Sad and tragic, what a madness.

Very sorry to hear about what happened to your elders. A painful reminder of the suffering caused by partition. Indeed it was a time of madness. We are witnessing a different kind of madness today. A Charlton mesmerising masses in our country.

Vinaashkaale viprita buddhi, all I can do now is share tears with multitudes of such people , who lost all sense of home and belonging. Events like these do something to a community, they become belligerent, angry , frustrated. And that civilisational trauma stays long after the victims are gone . A similar episode of madness did take place in Bengal too . Om shanti , to all aatma who lost life and livelihood in the partition of “our” nation. In India , we did have the paksha masa shraddh, in this we do shraaddhakaarya for all souls who have no one left. Maybe some of us will do kriya for the victims as well . Sabhi anaath atmaon ko moksh prapt ho. Sabhi anaath atmaon ko moksh prapt ho. 🙏🏾

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

💗

My wife cried when you suddenly took a break while narrating.

@ANILM1

Жыл бұрын

I Could imagine his tears when he had to take break

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

@gvjudd1289

Жыл бұрын

so did i and kept on crying all day .and now i ask people in the diaspora ,was there any point to this partition ?

@gvjudd1289

Жыл бұрын

@@ANILM1 ❤❤

indeed it was. Once my paternal grandfather blurted out that we cut 7 necks while coming to Pakistan. He used to live in Kabootri Darwazah, Gurdaspur city. at that time, he was 17. He would wear turban in Gurdaspur style till he died. When he blurted out he was 76 . there was no further conversations after it. My maternal uncle grandfather, said that they killed a Hindu who was hiding in the bushes with spear. They were temporarily staying in Government High School Jaranwala. I was shocked, shaken, moved, etc., so couldn't ask details in both situations. He revealed it after or before one or two years above stated event. My maternal family used to live close to Mirza pur police station in Taran Taarn, Amritsur. Only three five elders told me that 'we' took killed people. Point is, I apologize to families of those killed people.

@odysseuslahori

Жыл бұрын

Ather Sheheryar, you are a better person than your elders. This is an endemic sickness of the Muslim mind to take pride in killing followers of other religions. I have not met a single Muslim who committed this grave sin during Partition and was contrite about it. We are strange people.

So moving and clearly reflect in his eyes the sorrows and pain. And indeed what's the point if we dont value these these countless deaths.

I have bought your book from Amazon six months back but not read yet . I think now its time to start it . You should publish your travel books in India

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Show me a publisher in India who would like to publish my work and I'll never publish in Pakistan again.

@0bajwa0

8 күн бұрын

@@salmanrashid8880 sir, you must have links with authors of Delhi and east punjab...kindly connect with them...and publish your books like dr ishtiaq Ahmad.....so we can purchase yours books in india.

@salmanrashid8880

8 күн бұрын

@@0bajwa0 The book featuring in this vlog is published in India by Aleph of Delhi.

how many such painful stories are untold from both sides partition was really a time of madness

Stay Strong and Blessed

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Madam.

jinab ap nay yaa nahe pucha kaye khaan dasfan kay deadbodies

سر😭💔

Sir, dil may kasak si uthti hai......Kash dono mulqo ke darmiyan muhabbat hoti

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Kaash.......!

سلام سر۔ آپ کے دادا کی کہانی واقعی رلا دیتی ہے۔

I am very sad to hear your family's Demise, GOD bless your grandfather.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words.

Beautiful

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

💗

My grandmother passed away few years back, she was 10 at the time of partition, lost her 4 brothers, 3 uncles and parents in 47, ( Raipur) . She almost lost her memory at the time of death even forgot the name of her children's (my mamo's and khala's) but she remembered the names of her 4 brothers till her last breath... Alas, what gems we have lost in 47...! She didn't like Pakistan the way it was created..

Yes....The madness continues...in different forms and shapes. Two nations theory dumped in rubble of History.

OMG 😲 😱 😲

Very informativ video on 1947 tragedy. Thanks.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, sir. My book has some more of what I call my "rone-pittan".

Very saddening to hear about what happened to your family members. This episode also affords the listener an insight into the polarisation and communal discord in the wake of direct action day.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

Direct Action Day was the beginning of this madness.

@gvjudd1289

Жыл бұрын

@@salmanrashid8880 according to Mian Abdur Rashid saheb as related to me in Karachi ,jab hallaat bigarne lagge tau logon ne Dada ko kahna shuru kia ke aap apni hafazat ke liye filhal Dehli hii chale jaeny Dada ji ka jawab --arey bheiy mujhe yahen kon koi marey ga --WO KONSA GHAR HAI JISME MEIN ILAJ KARNE NAHIN GAYA KISKEY LOGG MERE PAS DAVAI LENE NAHIN AYEY-------all through the years i could not forget these words .

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

@@gvjudd1289 I wish I had known this earlier. I would have made these words part of the book. But the mere instance of two persons referring to our grandfather as "sahday daktar sahib" makes things very clear.

😢😢

*Indeed that was the time of madness when humans turned into the beasts and butchered so many innocent people mercilessly*

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

🙏

😢

Your eyes .....

@ANILM1

Жыл бұрын

پھر بھی ھمت ھے ۔۔۔۔۔داستان سنا گٸے۔۔۔بڑا جگرا چاھٸے

They sacrified just to create a looting ground for the elite class but for nothing moor. 😢

Heart-wrenching story sir.

@salmanrashid8880

Жыл бұрын

All stories of Partition are like this. It was a time of great madness.

Allah in logo ki maghfrat kry

Sadly,the madness continues.

وہ منظر کیا ہوگا بے بسی کا جب اپکے دادا کے قاتل کا بیٹااپکے سامنے تھا 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

سر اپ کا دکھ سنا انکھیں نمہ ہوگیئں

کیا درست تجزیہ ہے جناب سیاسی پروپیگنڈے سے پیر اُکھڑ ہی جاتے ہیں جرمنی ہو یا بدنصیب ہندوستان اور اس کی غیر فطری تقسیم ۔۔۔قدم اُکھڑ ہی جاتے ہیں !