ShahidT
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Reading around threads both old and new, some members here consider him a hero for afghans. For us there were few people look upon less kindly during or before partition, and rightly so he tried to dismember this land just as we gained independence. but I've read about isolated pockets that think differently and it got me wondering.
I tried searching for common reactions & opinion about him from a cross section of society but no luck. the only similar footage could find was an excerpt from western documentary trying to portray him as saintly figure, so they interviewed mostly afghans and indians.
Have you ever heard of Badshah Khan? The Frontier Gandhi? Take a look - YouTube
Just wanted to gauge the perception of Pakistanis regarding Bacha Khan, through a poll. Please only Pak members vote, if our Afghan, Indian brothers could just discuss but refrain from voting as we're cognizant of your views.
Other than born in Charsadda as Pakhtun, has he any connection with Pakistan's vision and purpose, or just hostile dagha baz?
I tried searching for common reactions & opinion about him from a cross section of society but no luck. the only similar footage could find was an excerpt from western documentary trying to portray him as saintly figure, so they interviewed mostly afghans and indians.
Have you ever heard of Badshah Khan? The Frontier Gandhi? Take a look - YouTube
Just wanted to gauge the perception of Pakistanis regarding Bacha Khan, through a poll. Please only Pak members vote, if our Afghan, Indian brothers could just discuss but refrain from voting as we're cognizant of your views.
Other than born in Charsadda as Pakhtun, has he any connection with Pakistan's vision and purpose, or just hostile dagha baz?