Justice Mohammed Sardar Ali Khan
expired today at 8:00 AM. He was admitted in Yashoda Hospital,
Malakpet Namaze Janaza will be at Masjid Hazrath Peer O Mursheed Syed Attan
Shahab Mehdavi, Chanchalguda at 10:00 PM and burial at Grave Yard
Hazrath Syed Raj Mohammed (RA), Chanchalguda.
Majlish
Bachao Tahreek (MBT) condoles death of Sardar Ali Khan:
The sad demise of legal luminary,
statesmen, vocal voice of Human Rights for the oppressed & suppressed
people has created an irreparable, irrevocable damage to the cause of voiceless
people and this vacuum cannot be fulfilled for decades to come. In his demise
particularly the Hyderabadies has lost an iconic son who represented culturally,
Intellectually, Ideologically, who promoted interfaith peace harmony at every
level from local stages to the international floras and was a strong voice of
saner society in times of crises & clashes. He used to rise above all situations
and preached the “Ganga Jamuni Tahzeeb” of the Deccan plateau and a symbol, Ideologue, inspiration for generations to come to take society to the higher
realms of human values which Justice Mohammed Sardar Ali Khan as a student of
Islamic law exhibited all his learning’s in his acts and deeds which got to be emulated
by every Muslim to project positive face of Islam in a era where campaign of
disinformation is being carried out against Islam. He was a guide and
Philosopher for many Muslim & secular organization and shaped and influence
late Gazi-E-Millat Alhaj Md Aman Ullah Khan (founder MBT) and helped in
fighting the injustices meted out to the oppressed & suppressed Muslims.
Profile of the Departed leader:
Who were a retired Judge and
Acting Chief Justice of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh. He was the President of the
Andhra Pradesh State Legal Aid & Advisory Board. He served as President of
Andhra Pradesh Judicial Academy from 1991-92, He was Dean of the Faculty of Law
at Osmania University from 1984-91 and President of the Board of Management at
Nizam College from 1994-96.He was a member and elected Vice-Chairman of the U.N
Sub-Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities,
and a Member of the U.N.Working Group on Minorities, representing the Asian Continent.
He has also served as the Chairman of the National Commission for Minorities
and is an ex-officio member of the National Commission for Human Rights under
the Government of India.
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