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Khan Shakir Ali Khan
Khan Shakir Ali Khan (1904 - 1978), popularly known as ''Sher-e-Bhopal'', was an Indian politician, activist, trade unionist and journalist.〔ummid.com. ''(Exhibition in Bhopal on life & work of freedom fighter Khan Shakir Ali Khan )''〕 A leader of the labour movement in Bhopal, Khan led the struggles for the integration of Bhopal State with India. After Independence he served four tenures as state legislator, representing the Communist Party of India.
==Early career==
Khan was an active Urdu journalist. Around 1926–1927 he worked at the Delhi-based ''Rayasat'' and the Calcutta-based ''Hind''.〔 He worked a ''naik'' at the Sultania Infantry of Bhopal, and later as a ''ryotwarri moharrir'' in the administration of the Nawab of Bhopal.〔 He was well-versed in Persian language.〔
Khan was active in the struggle against the monarchy in the Bhopal State, and was imprisoned on several occasions.〔 He was fired from his government job in 1932, following which he started to become known for his opposition activities. In 1933 he founded the Anjuman Khuddam-e-Watan (League of Servants of Fatherland), serving as its secretary.〔〔 The organisation had a parochial character, arguing for the rights of the Bhopali population against the rule of Punjabi Muslims.〔
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