Asfandyar pays tribute to martyrs of Takkar incident

PESHAWAR    –   Asfandyar Wali Khan, the Central President of the Awami Nationwide Social gathering (ANP), expressed his heartfelt tribute to the courageous Pashtuns who misplaced their lives within the historic Takkar incident on Might 28, 1930. In a message issued from Bacha Khan Markaz on the eve of the 93rd anniversary of Tak­kar incident, Khan emphasised that Pashtun’s sacrifices stay a guiding mild, educating the val­ues of endurance and dedication to a trigger.

He underscored the significance of unwavering resolve in upholding the reality, emphasizing that the incident continues to function a guideline for ANP employees. Remembering the martyrs of the Tak­kar incident, Khan reiterated the get together’s dedication to persistence and the precept of non-violence of their wrestle for rights. He lamented that the sacrifices made on Might 28, 1930, usually go unnoticed, because the in­cident stays absent from historical past books. “We should not let the sacrifices of our forefathers fade away into oblivion. It’s our accountability to make sure that the Takkar incident is acknowledged and remembered as an integral a part of our historical past,” acknowledged Asfandyar Wali Khan. The ANP president pledged that his get together wouldn’t draw back from making any sacrifice nec­essary within the pursuit of their rights, adhering to the golden rules which have guided the get together for de­cades. The Takkar incident refers to a historic occasion that befell on Might 28, 1930, in Takkar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the place a peaceable gathering of Pash­tun protesters was fired upon by the British colonial authorities, leading to quite a few casualties.