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Persian had deep roots as the official language of Sindh for the last many centuries. However, when Sindh came under the occupaon of East India Company in 1843, it was realized that Persian was a foreign language for the people of Sindh. Accordingly, the first Commissioner in Sindh – Mr. R.K Pringle demanded an educaonal system and official business of Sindh in Sindhi. In 1848, Governor of the Bombay Presidency, Sir George Clerk ordered to make Sindhi the official language and he made it mandatory for the Civil officers to qualify examinaon in Sindhi language. On 6th September 1851, Sir Bartle Frere, the Commissioner in Sindh also issued formal orders advising all civil servants to qualify examinaon in Sindhi. In July 1853, an official Arabic Sindhi scripted alphabet was introduced with the establishment of Sindhi medium schools. Hence every officer working in Sindh was required to either pass examinaon in the colloquial Sindhi or qualify examinaon of interpreter and this pracce connued without any hindrance ll 1947. For the preparaon of the examinaon, very good quality books were published by the government and private publishers on large scale

Mr. Mukhtiar Ahmed . (2019) Mandatory Examination of Civil Servants – Historical Perspective, Kalachi, Volume 22, Issue 2.
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