Captain Muhammad Sarwar martyred
Irrigation of the homeland with blood, the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar, the hero of the Pakistan Army, who was martyred for his bravery and bravery against the eternal enemy Indian Army and received the first and highest military award of Pakistan, Haider. Martyrdom is celebrated on July 27.
Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed was born on November 10, 1910 in a Rajput family in Sanghori, a village in Gujjar Khan area of Rawalpindi. His father Mr. Muhammad Hayat Khan was also a Hawaldar ina the Army. Almost the entire family of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed was religious and devout, so when he came to his senses, his father admitted him to the village mosque for his initial religious education, where he stayed for a while and recited the Qur’an.
Studied Then, when he was 6 years old, his father enrolled him in Government Muslim High School, Tariqabad, Lyallpur District, Faisalabad, where he passed the primary with distinction. He passed middle school from Tandlia Nawala Middle School in 1925 and got the first position in 10th class in 1927, when he was 17 years old. He then enlisted as a soldier in the Baloch Regiment in 1929 and left for the Old Baloch Center Karachi to complete his first military course. He continued his professional service in the Western Frontier Province for two years. He became a Hawaldar in 1941 and at the same time completed a driving course. In 1942 he was elected to the Emergency Commission. After the training course, he left the Indian Military Academy, Dera Dun, as a second lieutenant on March 19, 1944, and was promoted to lieutenant on April 27, 1944.
When the Second World War ended in 1945, Captain Sarwar remained in the Shaheed Punjab Regiment till 1946 and then in 1946 he was sent to the Punjab Regiment II. He was promoted to the rank of Permanent Captain, and after the formation of Pakistan in 1947, Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed joined the Pakistan Army. He was assigned to the operation in Kashmir. On July 27, 1948, they attacked a key enemy military position in the Ori sector. A large number of Mujahideen were martyred and wounded in this attack but Captain Muhammad Sarwar continued to advance. When they reached a distance of only 30 yards from the enemy, the enemy started firing at them with heavy machine guns, grenades and mortar guns. A large number of Mujahideen were martyred and wounded in this attack.
As the number of Mujahideen decreased, so did their enthusiasm. Captain Muhammad Sarwar then picked up an artillery gun and fired at the enemy. Now the enemy’s front was only 20 yards away. On this occasion It was suddenly revealed that the enemy had secured its fronts with barbed wire. Captain Sarwar was not at all disturbed by this unexpected situation and kept firing at the enemy. Meanwhile, he threw a grenade at his target with such precision that one of the enemy’s medium machine guns flew away. His right arm was severely wounded but he continued to attack. He took charge of a brain gun whose young man had been martyred, so regardless of his wounds, he crossed the barbed wire with the help of six comrades and was the last on the enemy’s front. Attacked, Captain Muhammad Sarwar went a long way raining bullets. After this surprise attack, the enemy turned their guns on Captain Sarwar.
A bullet hit Captain Sarwar in the chest, thus this brave soldier was martyred on 27th July 1948 on the front line of Azad Kashmir while protecting the motherland and showing extraordinary courage. Done. When the Mujahideen killed them Seeing them being martyred, they attacked the enemy in such a way that they were forced to flee from the front. It is also a strange coincidence that the day Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed was born was the day of Eid and the day he drank the cup of martyrdom was the second day of Eid.
In recognition of his outstanding services, he was awarded various honors, but when regular military and civilian honors began in Pakistan in 1956, on October 27, 1959, the government of Pakistan decided to award him the highest military honor, the Nishan Haider. Gaya, he also has the honor of getting the first mark Haiderpane. This award was received by his widow Ms. Karam Jan on January 3, 1961 at the hands of the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him.
Forced It is also a strange coincidence that the day Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed was born was the day of Eid and the day he drank the cup of martyrdom was the second day of Eid. In recognition of his outstanding services, he was awarded various honors, but when regular military and civilian honors began in Pakistan in 1956, on October 27, 1959, the government of Pakistan decided to award him the highest military honor, the Nishan Haider. Gaya, he also has the honor of getting the first mark Haiderpane. This award was received by his widow Ms. Karam Jan on January 3, 1961 at the hands of the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him.
Forced It is also a strange coincidence that the day Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed was born was the day of Eid and the day he drank the cup of martyrdom was the second day of Eid. In recognition of his outstanding services, he was awarded various honors, but when regular military and civilian awards began in Pakistan in 1956, on October 27, 1959, the government of Pakistan decided to award him the highest military award, the Nishan Haider. Gaya, he also has the honor of getting the first mark Haiderpane.
This award was received by his widow Ms. Karam Jan on January 3, 1961 at the hands of the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him. In recognition of his outstanding services, where he was awarded various honors, when regular military and civilian honors began in Pakistan in 1956, on October 27, 1959, it was decided to award him the highest military honor of the Government of Pakistan, Nishan Haider. He also has the honor of getting the first mark Haiderpane.
This award was received by his widow Ms. Karam Jan on January 3, 1961 at the hands of the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him. In recognition of his outstanding services, where he was awarded various honors, when regular military and civilian honors began in Pakistan in 1956, on October 27, 1959, it was decided to award him the highest military honor of the Government of Pakistan, Nishan Haider. He also has the honor of getting the first mark Haiderpane. This award was received by his widow Ms. Karam Jan on January 3, 1961 at the hands of the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him.
Received in January 1961 by the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him. Received in January 1961 by the President of Pakistan Muhammad Ayub Khan. On the occasion of the day of martyrdom of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, who narrated the story of eternal courage and bravery, the entire Pakistani nation greets him.
