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Akbar Village Sialkot | The Lost Sikh & Hindu Heritage of Punjab | 1947 Partition Memories

Akbar Village Sialkot | 1947 Partition Memories | The Lost Sikh & Hindu Heritage of Punjab ‎ ‎Step back in time to explore Akbar Village, located in District Sialkot, Punjab (Pakistan) — a place that once thrived with Sikh and Hindu communities before the 1947 Partition. ‎ ‎This historical vlog by Tanveer from Mera Pind Mera Punjab beautifully showcases the remains of the old Gurdwara, Mandir, and Masjid that once symbolized religious harmony. ‎ ‎The story unfolds around Chaudhry Ram Chand, the respected Numberdar (village head) known for his kindness and generosity. His grand home, four chaubaras, and horse stable tell the tale of a glorious past. The village also had the shrine of Mata Rani, where Swami Ji’s house still stands as a memory of faith and devotion. ‎ ‎You’ll also hear an emotional interview of an elder (Taili) who was just 8–10 years old in 1947 and remembers the old Sikh and Hindu neighbors of Akbar Village. ‎ ‎📍 Location: Akbar Village, District Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan ‎🎥 Host / Vlogger: Tanveer – Mera Pind Mera Punjab ‎📜 Topic: Punjab Partition History | Lost Sikh & Hindu Heritage | Forgotten Villages of 1947 ‎ ‎Akbar Village Sialkot ‎1947 Punjab Partition ‎Mera Pind Mera Punjab ‎Sikh Hindu heritage Pakistan ‎Tanveer Punjab Vlogger ‎Sialkot history ‎Lost villages of Punjab ‎Punjab heritage ‎Partition stories 1947 ‎Sikh heritage village ‎Gurdwara and Mandir in Pakistan ‎Old Punjab culture ‎Ram chand ‎ ‎#MeraPindMeraPunjab ‎#SialkotHistory ‎#PunjabPartition ‎#AkbarVillage ‎#1947Stories ‎#SikhHeritagePakistan ‎#HinduHeritagePunjab ‎#OldPunjab ‎#LostVillages ‎