HYDERABAD:The Vice Chancellor Sindh Agriculture University TandoJam Dr. Fateh Marri while paying tributes to the services of deceased Professor Razaq Amin Shah said that his efforts for making varsity as leading higher learning institution will be long
remembered.
Prof. Razaq Amin Shah was not only associated with the field of
education, but he was also a well-known member of the society who
dreamed of positive changes in the society, he said.
Addressing a condolence meeting held on Saturday here at Varsity’s
main auditorium in memory of Prof. Razaq Amin Shah, Chairman,
Department of English, Dr. Fateh Marri said that Prof. Razaq had made
great efforts for quality education and aspiring for economic
development for the people of Sindh. He had access to Sindhi and
English literature, and he was fond of poetry of Shah Abdul Latif
Bhitai and Shakespeare, the Vice Chancellor said.
Dr. Fateha Marri said that Prof. Razaq had a keen interest in books,
teaching and reading and was an ideal type of person and keenly
interested in social change and implementation of new technologies in
modern Agriculture and science,
The Vice Chancellor said that Prof. Razaq never neglected the
importance of time as he was a staunch opponent of evils, conflicts
and outdated tendencies in the society. He wanted the scholars of
Sindh Agriculture University to play their role in modern technologies
and positive development after completing their degree, the services
and positive role of Prof. Razaq Amin Shah is a beacon for us and will
always be remembered, the Vice Chancellor said.
Among others, Prof. Dr. Aijaz Ahmad Khooharo, Prof. Dr. Abdullah
Arijo, Prof. Dr. Altaf Sial, Prof. Dr. Naimatullah Leghari, Prof. Dr.
Abdul Ghafoor Sial, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ismail Kumbhar, Prof. Muhammad
Amin Soomro, Prof. Dr. Mujahid Hussain Leghari, Prof. Pir Ahmed Naqi
Shah, Prof. Velo Sothar and Prof. Bhai Khan Solangi also highlighted
the personality, character and teaching services of Razaq Amin Shah.
Besides, Fida Amin Shah, brother of the late Prof. Razaq Amin Shah
and his son Ahmad Amin Shah also shared memories of the late Prof.
Razaq Amin Shah.