Doongar Singh of Rohtak-Hisar: Memories of a Pakistani POW

[rkumar]

Very interesting story written by a Pakistani POW of 1971 Indo-Pak war about one Doongar Singh from Rohtak-Hisar area. I am sure Doongar Singh (if still alive) may not even be knowing. May be someone knows this Doongar Singh and his family.

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2012\05\09\story_9-5-2012_pg3_5

RK^2

[SumitJattan]

We lived together from centuries this man made boundary cant divide us . I know one Pathan from Pakhtunkhwah . He is a nice man and always treats me as his younger brother . We are same people . Few powerful black sheeps on both sides are behind this mess .
Hope one day people of both countries live as Canadians and Americans .

[deshi-jat]

We lived together from centuries this man made boundary cant divide us . I know one Pathan from Pakhtunkhwah . He is a nice man and always treats me as his younger brother . We are same people . Few powerful black sheeps on both sides are behind this mess .
Hope one day people of both countries live as Canadians and Americans .

Lived together by choice or by default?

Individual’s mindset is different than a mob (community). An individual won’t pelt stone or ablaze but in a mob the very same individual will do all these things. And unfortunately there is no individualism in that community. Then there are other factors too, they got some complex these days. Some of them will try to identify them as Indian or not a religious person because of current geopolitical scenario.

Forget black/brown Indian sheep. In a western countries wherever they settles in moderate number or construct a masq, real-estate value of that neighborhood crashes immediately. How would you explain that? Who is behind this mess?

Is there any such craving on other side too?

[rsdalal]

Kalkhunde sahab,
You may ask the writer himself, his email id from his above article is clay.potter@hotmail.com


Very interesting story written by a Pakistani POW of 1971 Indo-Pak war about one Doongar Singh from Rohtak-Hisar area. I am sure Doongar Singh (if still alive) may not even be knowing. May be someone knows this Doongar Singh and his family.

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2012\05\09\story_9-5-2012_pg3_5

RK^2

[ravinderpannu]

indeed, a nice write up,,portraying a gentleman..!!
May be he is alive,, and someones knows him.