لاہور میں وزیر خان اور گولڈن مساجد وہ مقامات تھے جہاں سے خاکساروں نے اپنی سول نافرمانی کی تحریک جاری رکھی۔
1940 - Khaksars launched Civil Disobedience Movement from Wazir Khan and Sunehri/Golden Mosques, Lahore (Punjab)
In the early 1940s, the Punjab Government imposed restrictions on the activities of Allama Mashriqi’s Khaksar Tehrik. The Khaksars rejected these restrictions and decided to launch a Civil Disobedience Movement. Wazir Khan and Sunehri/Golden Mosques in Lahore were major locations from which the Khaksars continued their Civil Disobedience Movement.
For more details on the Khaksar massacre on March 19, 1940, read the following article written by Allama Mashriqi’s grandson (Author & researcher Nasim Yousaf)
"Khaksar and Jallianwala Bagh Massacres: The Bloodbaths that Ignited the Freedom Movement"
by Scholar & Historian Nasim Yousaf
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Khaksar Massacre on March 19, 1940: Call for U.K. Apology" by Nasim Yousaf
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"The Historic Lahore Murder - March 19, 1940" by Nasim Yousaf
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“The Khaksar Martyrs of March 1940” By Nasim Yousaf
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"Pakistan Resolution and the Massacre of the Khaksars" by Nasim Yousaf
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"Remembering the Khaksar Martyrs of British India" by Nasim Yousaf
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