Raj Muhammad Saroor

Raj Muhammad Saroor

was born on November 10, 1910 in Sanguri Tehsil Gujar Khan District Rawalpindi. He joined the Baloch Regiment in 1929 as a soldier and was promoted to the rank of Captain in the Royal Indian Army on 1 February 1947. At the time of partition, the Pak Army was empowered and came to Pakistan. In July 1948, when he reached the battlefield against the enemy, one wheel was in the possession of the enemy. Due to being on a high ground, the enemy could inflict more damage on the Pak Army, so capturing this hill was no less than a challenge. Mohammad Sarwar Shahid took up this deadly task and on the night of July 27, 1948, he went towards the target with his youth. which was raining bullets and shells from every direction and under the leadership of Mohammad Sarwar Shaheed, a handful of soldiers with shrouds on their heads marched towards the enemy front. During this time many youths embraced death. In this, a bullet came out tearing the right arm of Mohammad Sarwar. He was moving forward in the fire of bullets, bleeding from his wounds. Finally, before he reached the front, bullets were raining from the place. They started to cut the cord. The last cord was cut when the enemy's firing pierced the chest of Mohammad Sarwar Shaheed.