Mohammad Maqbool Raza Rajurvi – Express Urdu

Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi belonged to a prominent political and noble landlord family of Jammu and Rajurvi districts of occupied Jammu province.

The name of his grandfather late Chaudhry Dewan Ali Khan was prominent among the top leaders of Jammu province. He was a member of the executive committee of the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference, the largest representative political party of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

He is a special friend of Quaid-e-Millat Rais-ul-Ahrar Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas. Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi was made the Vice-President of the Jammu and Kashmir Gujjar Jat, while Hazrat Qibla Mian Nizamuddin Larvi was the President of the Gujjar Jat Conference. In 1947, the entire family of Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi was martyred in Tehsil Akhnoor District Jammu. In this respect and numerically, the testimonies of his family are an indispensable asset of the freedom movement.

He was a senior minister in the cabinet headed by Zildar Rajouri Mirza Muhammad Hussain Khan (deceased) when the civil government was established in Rajouri after the end of Dogra rule in the name of Azad Council. Chaudhry Maqbool Raza was born on August 8, 1940 in Mauza Danhor of Rajouri. He received his primary education in his village school. In 1948, Rajouri was occupied by India in a heavy ground and air attack by Indian forces.

All the Muslims from Rajouri migrated to Azad Kashmir/Pakistan and Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi settled in Sarai Alamgir district of Gujarat along with fifty thousand caravans. Quaid Mulat Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas often did not leave Rawalpindi without meeting Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi during his journey to Lahore. Chaudhry Maqbool Raza did his matriculation here and later got involved in the Kashmir Freedom Movement.

On June 27, 1958, Quaid-e-Mlat Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas (deceased) launched an all-out movement called KLM, under which 200,000 volunteers were sent to Occupied Jammu and Kashmir to put external and internal pressure on India.

And by gaining international sympathies, India was to be forced to leave Jammu and Kashmir, but the then Prime Minister of Pakistan, Malik Feroze Khan Noon, and the late Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, both were bound by the Liaquat Nehru Pact. Therefore, the government of Malik Feroze Khan imprisoned thousands of volunteers in the jails of Azad Kashmir and Pakistan. Maqbool Raza Rajurvi was the leader of the youth caravan from Sarai Alamgir.

At Shesyanwala Chowk, Gujarat, their procession was brutally attacked with sticks, clubs and sticks. And was locked up in Gujarat Jail. He was 18 years old at that time. Later, Chaudhry Maqbool Raza managed to go back to Rajouri with a caravan, but he was defeated by the thoughts and education of Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas and the training of the Muslim Conference as well as the upbringing by Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi such as courageous qualities and patriotism. When could Maqbool Raza Rajurvi bear to live aimlessly.

Therefore, together with the youth of Rajouri, Poonch and Jammu, Kathua, Udhampur, they started a strong protest movement under the auspices of the Democratic National Conference against the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Bakhshi Ghulam Muhammad, for his atrocities and usurping the rights of the people of the region. Within a year, it created a deep influence among the people. When the 1961-62 Assembly elections were announced, Chaudhry Maqbool Raza was the candidate of the Democratic Conference from the Rajorvi Shahr constituency.

Khawaja Ghulam Muhammad Sadiq, who later became the chief minister, was the president of the party. Seeing the great public support and support of Maqbool Raza in the Rajouri constituency, his rival candidate Abdul Aziz Shall went to Srinagar and informed Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad about the situation. Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad was the supreme leader and had the power to make black white.

He appointed Mr. Abdul Rashid Patre, DFO of the Forest Department, as the Returning Officer of Rajouri and rejected the nomination form of Chaudhry Maqbool Raza as a Pakistani and arrested him and imprisoned him in Jammu Jail, but the people of the area. Maqbool Raza was released on parole due to the pressure of the Jalsa processions and the elected members of the assembly.

Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi was a tireless and active young politician in his youth. He continued his mission. Meanwhile, Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad’s Home Secretary issued orders to push Maqbool Raza back from politics. The Bakshi government had set up a torturous series of shooting hundreds of youths by taking them to the border under the guise of pushback. However, in order to avoid this terrible and life-threatening situation, his party, Democratic Conference, whose leaders from Jammu province, Ram Pyaara Saraf and Krishan Dev Sethi Thiem, mysteriously sent Maqbool Raza Rajurvi from Jammu to Delhi.

With the support of All India Communist Party leader Bhupesh Gupta and Mr. Ghofripad MPs, Indian Home Minister Gardhari Lal Nanda called the attention of the Speaker Parliament and declared the pushback order issued by Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad as unconstitutional.

Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi returned to Jammu with an injunction, then after seeing his popularity and influence among the people, Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad released Mian Nizamuddin Gujjar, the supreme leader of Jammu and Kashmir and a member of the Legislative Assembly. After meeting with Ghulam Muhammad, it was decided to temporarily refrain from strong opposition to Chaudhry Maqbool Raza and to suspend political activities in the border districts of Rajouri and Poonch. However, the reign of Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad was good in terms of the development of the people. On the other hand, Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad had locked Sheikh Abdullah in jail. In such situations, any citizen living in the border districts who fights for public rights is worried about saving his life.

Charunachar Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi took up the job. In August 1965, the Azadi Mujahideen (Mujahideen of Pakistan Army and Azad Jammu and Kashmir Army) entered Rajouri Poonch area. Under Operation Gibraltar, commanded by Akhtar Malik, the Azadi Mujahideen launched a massive offensive against Indian military rule. The incidents of night killing and destruction of the camps made Amrik Singh, the Indian General of the 25th Division of India, fall into the trap of Rajouri. The morale of the Indian forces came down as a result of the faith-inspiring character and courageous actions of Mujahideen Azadi Force Commander Captain Sher Ahmad.

Mujahideen Azadi were getting successive victories. The establishment of the Revolutionary Council Rajouri had created stability and stability in the region. All the tribes of Rajouri were grateful and playing their part in the battlefield. Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi revolted from his job and joined the Mujahideen Azadi movement.

He was given the most important but sensitive post of the Revolutionary Council Rajouri by the Commander of the Pak Army and made him Director Civil Officer and Head of Military Intelligence. It was a very delicate and sensitive responsibility, but Raza Rajurvi carried out his duties with great tact and diligence. By signing a ceasefire agreement, the governments of Pakistan and India dashed all the hopes of the people of Rajouri and Poonch, and more than one and a half lakh Harman Nasib residents of Jammu province were forced to migrate for the third time.

After the migration in 1965, Maqbool Raza Rajurvi and Chaudhry Muhammad Sharif Tariq held a press conference in Lahore with their comrades and demanded the government of Pakistan to give arms to the Mujahideen to continue the freedom struggle in the Muslim areas of Jammu province. After Operation Gibraltar, when millions of refugees from Rajouri, Poonch flocked to Azad Kashmir, you dedicated yourself to their welfare, as you fought alongside them in armed struggle against Indian imperialism. It was a struggle.

They were busy day and night for the welfare of the refugees. He also worked in the government service for some time, but after giving up his job, he devoted himself completely to Aum. After the death of his uncle Ghulam Ahmad Raza, he vigorously tried to fill his political void. Former President Brigadier Muhammad Hayat Khan was well aware of your family and their sacrifices. You had a special relationship with Brigadier Sahib.

When Brigadier Muhammad Hayat Khan started development work in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, you were involved in his consultancy. Using its special relationship for refugee resettlement, it approved a special quota to resettle thousands of refugees. Thus a large number of refugees settled in Chhamb and Jhang. Similarly, thousands of people were employed. A gentleman who recently retired from the top post of Azad Jammu and Kashmir failed the interview, so you talked to Hayat Khan and got him recruited.

Only after Operation Gibraltar, when the government of Pakistan invited central leaders to come to Rawalpindi keeping in mind the sacrifices of the people of your region and tribe, before that you held mutual consultations. And after complete preparation, when the delegation led by his friend Haji Rana Fazal Hussain went to President House Pindi to meet President Muhammad Ayub Khan, Ayub Khan visited Rana Fazl Hussain after the martyrdom of more than twenty members of his family. When talking about plot permit and other facilities in recognition of services, he replied that we have sacrificed for Pakistan and Islam before and will continue to do so in the future. Inspired by this, Rana Fazal Hussain was awarded the Civil Award (Pakistan Medal).

At your residence near Shaheed Chowk, Mirpur, there was always movement of people and you were busy day and night to solve their problems. He was politically associated with the Muslim Conference in the last period. Your services for the glorious convention of the tribe held at Mirpur in 1988 are worthy of praise.

Seventy members of the family of Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi were martyred in Akhnur in 1947, but the family in Rajurvi survived. Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajorvi, during the turbulent period of migration, created the patterns and principles of living with the high capacity, deep prudence and broad-mindedness and by continuing his action in the high traditions of his family and national and national politics, he became a proud character. Has received the honor of having a personality. Your services can be acknowledged in these words.

The people of Jammu province have rendered exemplary services and sacrifices in the history of independence and we have full confidence that as long as people like Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi, who are patriotic and have high ideals and ideals, will remain active in the society for the country and the nation. For the sake of wider interests, people will not give up despite the sacrifice of precious lives and the tumultuous but purposeful hardships and trials of migration.

This shahadah is to step into the cave

People think it is easy to be a Muslim

Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi held a unique position among the political and social leaders of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The graph of his personal services in the freedom movement is very high and exemplary. He had a deep understanding of the history and geography of occupied Jammu province. His education was up to B.A. But the experiences and historical achievements he has accomplished in his forty years of political life can never be forgotten by the people of Rajouri and the occupied Jammu province. In Urdu, Gujri, Punjabi, and English, he impressed the audience immensely.

Especially in Urdu, his speeches with continuity and historical evidence, people would have been eager to hear. You were a special disciple of Nizamuddin Nizami Larvi in ​​Durbar Aliya Wangat Lar Sharif. The idea of ​​annexation of Pakistan and his entire life is a testimony to the truth of this goal. About seventy members of his family were martyred in Mouza Dagha, Gurda, Tehsil Akhnoor and the martyrdom of his family in Jammu Martyrs is a part of history.

His grandfather late Chaudhry Dewan Ali Rajurvi is a highly respected and intelligent figure in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir state and was the central vice-president of the Jammu Kashmir Gujjar Jat Conference, an educational and social organization. He was counted among the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference War Quaid Millat Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas Shedais. His son Chaudhry Gulzar Ahmad Rajurvi was a member of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council for years. He is a fiery orator and a cheerful personality. The second uncle of Chaudhry Maqbool Raza, Chaudhry Ghulam Ahmad Raza, was a prominent figure in the politics of late Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

He was a member of Azad Kashmir Assembly and Minister of Education. His Excellency was highly respected among the people of Azad Kashmir and dear to every heart, but after one and a half years of working as the Minister of Education, Umar did not fulfill his duty and became dear to Allah. Chaudhry Maqbool Raza Rajurvi and his family were deeply involved in politics according to the refugees living in occupied Jammu province and Pakistan.

He also published a monthly magazine during his stay in Mirpur. When he remembered his homeland, he would often mention it. He used to specially mention his grandfather Chaudhry Dewan Ali, whose education and training earned him this position. Chan des Rajouri once said to his daughter that I can’t go there, you must come from abroad and the daughter said what will happen to him.

They said, come and tell me how my country, its streets, farms and my people are, then I will be told. He met his true creator on September 7, 2012 in Mirpur while fighting a deadly disease like cancer at his last age. Your family lives in Mirpur. Your daughters are abroad while your only son Fahad Raza is in Mirpur. After his death, he was buried by his mother’s side in the main graveyard at F1 Kotli Road.

The land of the country covers my dead body

Zafar, don’t be afraid of this desire