Former captain of Pakistan cricket team Inzamam -ul -Haq has a special relationship with a Hindu family in Hisar. There is a woman, whom she calls aunt and the woman saved the life of Inzamam’s family at the time of partition in 1947. When the country was being divided, Inzamam’s family lived in Hisar, a Hindu family lived in his neighborhood.

The father of Pakistan’s former Pakistan cricketer and coach, Inzamam -ul -Haq, moved to Pakistan after partition, but in Hisar, he had a relationship with his neighboring family that he could never forget. This Hindu family protected and helped him. When Inzamam visited India, he found this family and got a Hindu aunt.

The family of Intjam ul Haq is still thankful to him, who helped to protect his family during partition and also helped to cross the border.

According to a report published in Dawn, when Inzam came to India a few years ago, he met a person from Haryana, who gave Inzamam a telephone number which belonged to his mother Pushpa Goyal. The person said that you should give this number to your family.

Special call came for Inzamam -ul -Haq’s wedding

Inzamam sent this number to his father, then immediately his father spoke to Pushpa Goyal. He did not forget Pushpa, who sheltered his family at the time of partition. At this time people were against each other on the basis of religion.

Inzamam ul Haq’s father lived in Hansi in Hisar district. When Inzamam was married, Pushpa was called special. He then told that after getting married, he felt as if his house was married. He described the journey to Multan as memorable.

Injamam ul Haq wanted to go to the ancestral village

When he came to Mohali with the Pakistan team, he became emotional, saying that he wanted to go to his ancestral village Hansi. After partition in 1947, his family moved from here to Pakistan. Where his father’s childhood passed, Inzamam ul Haq wanted to go there but the Pakistan Cricket Board did not allow it. On this tour, Rameez Raja also wanted to go to his ancestral village, which was near Jaipur but he was also not allowed.

On 15 August 1947, India was liberated from the slavery of the British rule. Along with independence, two parts of India were also there, Pakistan had become an independent country. Many people lost their lives in the freedom struggle and then India-Pakistan partition, many families were separated among themselves. Since then, the relationship between the two countries has not been good, both teams no longer play bilateral series in cricket. But today on the occasion of Independence Day, we are telling you about 3 cricketers who played in the cricket team of both India and Pakistan.

Abdul Hafeez Kardar

Abdul Hafeez Kardar is called the father of Pakistan cricket. He was one of the most influential cricketers of his era. Left -handed batsmen were known for hitting the straight drive from above the bowlers, he also bowled spin.

Kardar played 23 matches for the Pakistan cricket team, before that he played 3 Test matches for India. Abdul Hafeez Kardar became the captain of Pakistan in 1952 and his first match was against India.

Aamir Elahi

Aamir Elahi was among the brilliant bowlers of his time, he took 506 wickets in 119 matches. He started his career as medium pacer, later turned into leg-break bowling. Elahi made her debut for India in Sydney in 1947, but played for the Pakistan team after India-Pakistan sharing. He played 5 matches for the Pakistan cricket team in 1952-53.

Gul mohammad

Gul Mohammed, who made his debut for the Indian team on 22 June 1946, played his last international match for Pakistan on 11 October 1956. Left -handed batsman Gul Mohammed was famous for batting and brilliant fielding in his explosive style. Gul Mohammed’s most famous innings is 319 runs, which he played against the Baroda cricket team in the 1946/47 Ranji Trophy.

15 On August 1947, India became independent from English rights, but Pakistan had made Pakistan a country by dividing India. People were celebrating the independence of the country, but many families were desolate due to sharing there.,

One such story of partition belongs to Bhagwan and Rachpal Kaur, a husband wife of Bajidpur village of Sarhadi district Ferozepur, when he spoke to whom he told that in seven days, the condition had become worse in seven days. Today, when you remember that time, it comes in front of the eyes.

Bhagwan Singh told his story that he was born in 1939 in village Aulakh in Lahore, district of Pakistan. He told that there was a very good atmosphere, people of all castes used to live together, when India became independent, their age was around 8 years. He told that the atmosphere deteriorated within seven days.

Muslim families were given equal

He said that we came out as a convoy on the bullock cart and there was an atmosphere of fear at that time, he said that our convoy was being attacked, but the army arrived. Many times it rained, due to which we survived. He told that we had a lot of land in Pakistan, there was a lot of goods but we did not get anything else.

He further told that we had given the same as our Muslim families, when we were going to India on bull vehicles on the way, then we used to eat food under the bullock cart, the situation of that time was quite worse, our whole family survived and we came to this and I got married in 1961.

Ferozepur came from Pakistan through train

The same Bhagwan Singh’s wife Rachpal Kaur said that at the time of partition, she was three years old and was born in the elected of Pakistan, there were doors all around, at the time of partition, we came to India from Pakistan by train, she told that I did not eat bread, used to eat only five years.

Pakistan on India: Recently, Pakistani YouTuber Shoaib Chaudhary interacted with the general public on the relations between India and Pakistan after the controversial statements made by Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on the occasion of Pakistan Day. Shoaib especially asked the youth why the relationship between Pakistan and India is not improving and is the reason religious.

During this discussion, a Pakistani youth, expressing his opinion, said that religion does not affect relations. He said, “India and Pakistan may have been divided on the basis of religion, but in today’s time religious reasons are not a hindrance in our relationships. India is a secular country where Muslims are respected, while Pakistan’s best friend China, there is no respect for Muslims.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fktfl9avnm8

Consideration of relations with China and Afghanistan
The Pakistani youth said, “If religion had affected relations, our best relationships would have been with Afghanistan, but it is not so. The leaders of our country always blame India, as recently done by Asif Ali Zardari.”

Youth outlook on India’s strength and strength
Talking about India’s current situation, the Pakistani youth said, “India is so strong today that it does not need to have a relationship with Pakistan. It can challenge any country. India is far ahead of us and does not need to show us eyes.” Let us know that the relations between India and Pakistan have not been right since independence. During the 78 years of independence, 4 wars have been fought, in which every time Pakistan has had to face India’s hands. Apart from this, many times Pakistan has also carried out terrorist attacks in India.