00:03Let us turn the pages of history in a slightly different way today.
00:07We often see great personalities only as war heroes or legends.
00:12Isn't there a real living person behind their actions?
00:16He gets lost somewhere
00:17In today's detailed review, we will talk about one such amazing military personality.
00:23On the one hand, he is an unmatched hero.
00:25But on the other hand, his personal life was so soft, fun-filled and colourful that you will be amazed.
00:32Yes, we are talking about Major Raja Aziz Bhati.
00:39Now think about it
00:41What does an ordinary person have to do to become immortal forever in the prescribed books of the community?
00:46Is
00:46Meaning, what are those moments that write someone in the golden letters of history like this?
00:52that school children grow up reading his stories
00:55Are these people different from us from the beginning?
00:57Or perhaps their small, seemingly ordinary daily habits are their only solution.
01:04This is really something to think about
01:05So in today's review, the important points we will discuss are:
01:10An exemplary national hero, his fascinating journey from Hong Kong to Pakistan, hidden behind that imposing uniform
01:16Mention of real humans, their languages and Khandani letters, that decision on the canal too, five days and finally
01:22I am the country's top most
01:24Section One, An Exemplary National Hero and His Legacy in Education, Just look at this grammar of Sindh Text Book Board
01:32Look at the waterskin, outwardly it looks like a normal school waterskin, but look at its words, war
01:38At the time, the army was known only to the Sylphs.
01:40We should show our courage, what a wonderful thing, this seemingly simple sentence, actually comes from Major Bhati.
01:46How beautifully and clearly he describes his life and his upcoming historical exploits, as if this sentence is completely different from his.
01:53written for
02:07He spent his childhood in Hong Kong during the Japanese occupation, an experience of a war-torn environment that undoubtedly shaped his
02:14It must have strengthened his personality a lot, then in 1947 he came to Pakistan, to Ladia area of Gujarat, and
02:20After that �
02:21With great hard work he got commissioned in Punjab Rajmin in 1950, and then in 1965 he sacrificed his life for the country.
02:31Nosh's, Section 3 The man behind the uniform and his contrasting characteristics, now here is a very detailed account of his personality
02:40This is an interesting fact
02:41It comes to light that on one hand he was such a brilliant officer that he was made the first Prime Minister of Pakistan.
02:47The Sword of Honor and Norman Middle were received from Liaquat Ali Khan, meaning perfection in everything, even
02:55The finest cutlery was used even for drinking common tea, and the other way around.
03:00He is so soft-hearted and compassionate that when one of his friends had to shave his head due to some reason, he
03:06He also shaved his head in a polite manner so that his friend would not feel embarrassed, isn't it amazing, that one small thing,
03:12Quickly rode a motorcycle
03:13And he was totally against giving physical punishment to children.
03:43Can you guess that he had a perfect command of the German language? Yes, you heard that right.
03:50He not only learned German, but he read so fluently that he became a master of the German language.
03:58Muta of the Holy Quran in
04:13He was a great harmonica player, loved swimming and movies, and gardening, but the funniest story about him
04:25It's about the children. When the children were too naughty, their wife Zarina would scare them by telling them that their father was coming.
04:31Fifth note of musical scale
04:43He left the room in anger. Then he called out helplessly, "Hey Zarina, you promised to stop me."
04:49His temperament was so loving that even the children knew that their father loved them.
04:55Can never actually kill.
05:13She doesn't have to go to the trouble of traveling and can always be close to her son. This relationship is very special.
05:18It was special.
05:43And spent the day with his forward platoon under tank fire.
05:47It is not at all a common thing to remain in the same position for five consecutive days and nights.
05:53In the practical wisdom of war, he was standing right in front of the platform and was doing his duty.
05:58Despite such heavy attacks, he was perfectly organizing his company and his gunners
06:04He was giving the correct instructions.
06:06And the amazing thing is that he deliberately took all the necessary steps to keep an eye on every move of the enemy.
06:12He positioned himself at a high and open place from where he was completely in the sight of the enemy.
06:17But could have come.
06:18But fear or terror did not even come close to him and then that incident of 11 September 1965
06:24The day came when, as usual, he should examine the enemy's movements, standing in his same exposed position.
06:29He was doing this when suddenly a tank shell hit him directly in the chest.
06:32But he was attacked and he attained martyrdom right there on the same platform. He fought for his cause till his last breath.
06:39I did not change my position
06:40Section 6's top soldier, Ejaz, and a Lajwal Meras
06:45For his unmatched courage and selfless sacrifice, he was awarded Pakistan's highest military honour, Nishan-e-Haider.
06:58This honour is given only to those few personalities who have made the greatest sacrifice with bravery and selflessness.
07:05The date is of the amount
07:06And remember we talked about this grammar sentence in the beginning that during war the army
07:12One must only demonstrate courage
07:14Major Aziz Bhatti proved that this was not just a mere statement but his entire life.
07:21It was the essence of life
07:22So after all this detailed study, one question definitely comes to mind.
07:27When we see a hero as a complete human being, not just a uniform or a medal
07:32His playing of the harmony, learning German, and enacting the drama of fake discipline with his family.
07:38So, doesn't that great sacrifice made by him become more profound and precious for us?
07:44It is his immense humanity that further enhances his courage.
07:48This is an aspect that all of us must consider while reading history.
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