Aaj fir ek ankahi si khwahish ki hai Tujhe paane ki fir se guzaarish ki hai Na yakeen raha hai apni kismat par Fir aaj apni kismat ki aazmaish ki hai
Tu kar raha hai door jaane ki koshish humse tujhe paas rakhne ki fir se chaahat ki hai Sun sake tu aaj fir chaukhat par teri, zara zor se apne kadmon ki aahat ki hai
Aaj fir aayi hai ek aur galti meri saamne
fir tujhse maafi ki guzarish ki hai,
padh sake tu meri aankon ko aaj fir,
fir aaj tujhse nazrein milane ki chahat ki hai
na rakh paunga tujhe paas yeh lagta hai tujhe
aaj fir mere ishq ki aazmaish hui hai
kehti hai tu door rehna mujhse,
Is paagal se aaj fir tune samajdari ki khwaish ki hai
Na raha hai yakeen tujhe mere shabdon par
fir bhi ek aur baar apne shabdon ki numayish ki hai
Chale the hum unki Kashti ko kinare le aane, Samandar ki gehraiyon mein khud hi kho gaye Soch kar chale the lauta denge use zindagi Apni hi kashti ko kinaare laana bhool gaye
Raah dikhana fitrat ho chuki thi humaari Din ke ujaalo mein bhi diya jala ke chalte rahe Na Mila aaj koi musafir saath chalne ke liye Toh raat ke andhere mein hi diya jalaana bhool gaye
Fark bhi na kar paaye manzil aur raaste mein hum Raahon ko hi apni manzil samajte rahe Mashgool ho gaye itna ek musafir ke saath Ki Manzil tak jaane ka raasta hi bhool gaye
Chalne lage uss musafir ke saath saath Jaana kahan hai humein, woh bhi bhool gaye Ummeed toh de di use jeene ki Par khud ke vajood ki wajaah hi bhool gaye
I came across one of the tracks, "Bilqis: Jinhe naaz hai hind par" by RABBI and after watching the video, I feel this song really deserves a tribute.
Rabbi tells the story of 4 unsung heroes namely Bilquis Rassol, Satyendra Dubey, Manjunath and one Lavleen Kumar of India in a remarkable manner that makes one think. When heard for the 1st time, the lyrics are hard to catch, but as you listen more intently, you really get the feel for the song.
The icing on the cake is the strumming of the National Anthem tune between the verses, which serves as the perfect melody between the thought provoking verses.
So here's the lyrics: Bilqis: Jinhe naaz hai hind par -RABBI
Mera naam Bilqis Yakub Rasool Mujhse hui bas ek hi bhool Ki jab dhhundhhte thhe vo Ram ko To maen khadi thhi, rah mein
Pehle ek ne puchha na mujhe kuchh pata thha Dujey ko bhi mera yehi javab thha Fir itno ne puchha ki mera ab saval hai ki
Jinhe naaz hai hind par vo kahan the Jinhe naaz hai vo kahan hain
Mera naam Shriman Satyendra Dubey Jo kehna thha vo keh chukey Ab padhey hain rah mein Dil mein liye ek goli Bas itna kasoor ki hamne likha thaa Vo sach jo har kisi ki zuban thaa Par sach yahan ho jatey hain zehreelay
Jinhe naaz hai hind par vo kahan the Jinhe naaz hai vo kahan hain
Mujhe kehte hain anna Manjunath Maine dekhi bhatakti ek laash Zamir ki beech sarhak Lakhimpur Kherhi Adarsh phasa jahan naaron mein Aur chor bharey darbaron mein Vahan maut akhlaq ki hai ik khabar baasi
Jinhe naaz hai hind par vo kahan the Jinhe naaz hai vo kahan hain
Jinhe naaz hai hind par vo kahan the Jinhe naaz hai vo kahan hain
The 1st martyr Rabbi tells about is Bilqis Bano.
Bilkis Bano is one of the victims of the riots which followed the Godhra train massacre. On March 3 (or February 28), 2002, she was gangraped in Dahod district of Gujarat when she was pregnant. She also lost 14 relatives including her 3-year-old child, mother and 2 sisters. She is the sole witness to this incident. The case was handled by the CBI, and was transferred to Mumbai court on the orders of the Supreme Court. 20 people have been accused in the case.
Then Rabbi speaks of Satyendra Dubey.
Satyendra Kumar Dubey (1973 - 2003) was project director at the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). He was assassinated in Gaya, Bihar for fighting corruption in the Golden Quadrilateral highway construction project. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satyendra_Dubey
Then, Shanmugam Manjunath (1978 Kolar-2005) was a marketing manager for the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) who was murdered for sealing a corrupt petrol station in UP. Who later became a rallying cry for IIM, IIT and other institutes students. While working for the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) in Lucknow, he had ordered two petrol pumps at Lakhimpur Kheri sealed for selling adulterated fuel for three months. When the pump started operating again a month later, Manjunath decided to conduct a surprise raid around November 19, 2005.
Having not heard from his son for three days, at around 9 that night, his father, M Shanmughan, had sent an SMS: "How are you?". There was no reply because that very night, during his inspection, Manjunath had been shot dead. His body, riddled with at least six bullets, was found in the backseat of his own car, which was being driven by two employees of the petrol pump. Both were arrested and the main accused, pump-owner Pawan Kumar ('Monu') Mittal, was held on November 23 along with seven others.
And the 4th, Ms. Navleen Kumar, who worked for the land rights of adivasis/tribals in Nallasopara, outskirts of Mumbai was stabbed to death on the terrace of her flat. She had been fighting against "builders and land mafia" who had been usurping tribal land by terror, force and fraud over the last 20-25 years, to restore the land rights to the tribals - the original owners.And the irony of it all is that she was stabbed on the 19th of June 2002 and she was stabbed 19 times.
This is a wake-up call for all of us so that we can stand for the few good people that are left and to light the fire in the bellies of those who have forgotten the importance of being able to stand for truth and last but not the least a tribute to all who have sacrificed themselves for our very own HIND.
