Early Life
Professor Mian Bakhsh Laghari was born on 1944, in a well known and well educated village of Jaffer Khan Laghari in district Sangher, Sindh Pakistan in Asia. Although his father was uneducated and a small landlord in the village, but regardless of that he (Prof. Mian Bakhsh Laghari) had a passion for education. In regard to that he worked very hard to achieve his goals, even though he was never encouraged by his father or grandfather, his mother was always encouraged him and done her best to support him to achieve his goals.
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