Senior Pakistani politician Ghulam Ahmad Bilour has claimed in his newly published memoir that Taj Mohammad Khan, the father of Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, left Pakistan for India in 1948 due to the political situation and fear of repeated arrests.
According to Bilour, the crackdown on members and supporters of the Khudai Khidmatgar movement intensified following the Babra incident, prompting many political workers to leave. He claims that Taj Mohammad Khan was among those who faced repeated police raids, leading him to relocate to Delhi with his family.
Bilour further writes that after moving to India, Taj Mohammad Khan received support from his friend Mohammad Younis and maintained contact with relatives in Peshawar. He also claims that Taj Mohammad Khan later visited Peshawar to meet family members.
Bilour states that these accounts are based on his childhood memories and personal observations, as documented in his memoir. These claims are presented as Bilour's account and have not been independently verified in the provided information.
