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In 1984, during Gen Zia’s rule, my Dadajan Brig Sadiq Khan, who was wrongfully imprisoned 1951-55, penned these powerful TIMELESS words that apply so aptly to today’s unlawful arrests & conspiracies. He wrote them as a preface to a book of Iqbal’s poems he translated. Read👇🏽9/10
Dr Humayoun Shafique Satti
PhD (Biochemistry)
Assistant Professor NUMS
Former visiting academic QMUL
Former Scientific Officer AFBMT
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Dr Tallat Mahmood Shafaat Satti is a senior Software Engineer at Google, California, US. He holds a PhD in Distributed Systems (IT) from KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden.
Prior to joining Google, he worked for Microsoft and VMware.
Zeenia Satti lives in Islamabad, Pakistan, where she works as Executive Director at Pakistan's People Led Disaster Management, a disaster risk reduction organisation. She is also a geopolitical/security analyst and consultant.
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On this day in 2017, Lt. Arsalan Alam Satti (Sitara E Basalat), embraced martyrdom during operation Khyber-4 in Rajgal Valley.
#PakistanArmy#LtArsalanSatti#Shaheed
#OTD an exceptional JCO, Naib Risaldar Khaliq Satti of the 25ᵗʰ Cavalry, whose tank troop is in the heat of battle for a fortnight, makes the ultimate sacrifice while coming to the aid of a pinned down lieutenant, near the Chawinda Railway Line.
awarded the Sitara-e-Jurat.
@hannan021 It is known that Gulab Singh had placed "a prize of one rupee" taken by the head of “Pratayak Baghi”related to the rebellion. Similarly, in the hills (Murree, Hazara & Kashmir) about 12,000 Abbasi, Sadozai, Tanoli, Satti and Karlal people were killed.
@hannan021 In 1837, when HS Nalwa was killed in the battle of the Jamrud, after which many Muslim tribes in Hazara and Kashmir declared the Raj-insurgency. Among them were Tanoli, Karlal, Abbasi, Satti and Sadozai. Ranjit Singh sent 10,000 Sikhs and Dogra soldiers to crush the rebellion.
People inhibiting harsh mountain terrains naturally grow tough and endure a great deal of physical hardship. Mountain tribes in Hazara, Murree and Kotli Sattian, like people in the entire mountain regions, were averse to slavery.They lived fiercely independent lives since day one
When British and Sikh armies fought each other, Sattis naturally sided with Brits and Sikhs were finally defeated. The papers of Sikh surrender were signed at Rawalpindi.