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Sardar Bhagat Singh, hero of independence. (file)

Lahore: A Pakistani lawyer has sent a defamation notice of Rs 50 crore to a Pakistani military officer for calling Indian independence hero Sardar Bhagat Singh a terrorist. The president of a Lahore-based non-profit organization on Wednesday asked a retired Pakistani army officer to tender an unconditional apology for terming great freedom fighter Bhagat Singh a “criminal”. He has also sent a legal notice to the officer demanding compensation of Rs 50 crore.

This legal notice has been sent to Tariq Majeed, Chief Public Relations Officer of Lahore Metropolitan Corporation and a retired officer from Pakistan Armed Forces, through advocate Khalid Jama Khan. Majeed has accused Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation Pakistan Chairman Imtiaz Rashid Qureshi of taking foreign grants and called the great freedom fighter Bhagat Singh a “criminal”. “My client (Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation Pakistan Chairman Imtiaz Rashid Qureshi) is a patriot and honest towards the country and Islam,” the notice said. And he is living his life as per his capacity and has not taken even a single penny from any person or group in Pakistan or abroad.

What did the Pakistani lawyer write in the notice?

In the notice sent to the Pakistani military officer, the lawyer has said that the aim of his client (Qureshi) is to fight for the betterment of the common man and bring Pakistan and India closer. So that common people can benefit. The notice said about Bhagat Singh: “Father of the Nation Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah had praised Bhagat Singh in the Central Assembly, Delhi on 12.09.1929.” Qureshi said Majeed had filed a petition in the Lahore High Court in November. “Extremely vulgar and derogatory language was used” in his report submitted to the

Bhagat Singh was hanged 94 years ago

In November the district administration told the Lahore High Court that in the light of the report submitted by Commodore (retd) Majeed, it had canceled plans to name Lahore’s Shadman Chowk after Bhagat Singh, where he was hanged some 94 years ago. Was given. In his report, Majeed claimed that Singh was “not a revolutionary but a criminal.” In today’s language, he was a terrorist who killed a British police officer and for this crime he was hanged along with two accomplices.” Majeed had also accused Qureshi of accepting foreign money and criticized his faith. Questions were also raised. 9th January (language)