Balochi poet Rashid Didar today fifty years ago in 1973. Your father's name is Taj Muhammad, born in the Pizag area of his native village,pidarak. He was a farmer by profession. Taj Muhammad has four sons and two daughters. Rashid Didar is second among his brothers and has a younger brother named Javed. After getting his basic education from his native village. Rashid Didar joined Atta Shad Degree College a well-known institution in Turbat to pursue Higher education. You were fond of poetry in your youth.

You used to write poetry with your friends during your college days most of your poems are romantic. He was inspired by Urdu poet Sagar Siddiqui, Adnan Maqbool compiled a collection of your poems into a book published in 2016 by zoban Shankar Bahrain. A wind called "bani Adam a ishq ha makap". Few people know that before Rashid Didar, there was Rashid Aman. Rashid was a good and transparent person when he went to a hotel for tea. He would spread his shawl before sitting down so that his clothes would not be dirty. Rashid Didar used to indulge in cigarettes and hashing with his friends in college life.

Later he started taking anti-human drugs like opium, heroin and heroin. Perhaps because of this, he failed a paper in the FA examination in 1993. Later he went to his village where he used to recite poetry with some of his friends in his old house (which happened to be in Pizag the Taj Muhammad had left after building a new house). At that time, the season of poetry was warm in pidarak, Rashid Didar used to write poetry with his friends. When Rashid Didar's elder brother Rasool Baksh was born after retiring from the army of Muscat Rashid Didar was badly stuck in the mair of addiction.

The family treated him two or three times but there is interest. After seeing the bad conditions and uncomfortable environment in his house, he left the village and came to Turbat City. The nation-friendly youths also treated him twice here, but Rashid Didar probably loves his own condition and wants to be loved.

 

By:  Fidi Taj Baloch

The writer is a student at STEP language academy Turbat, Kech