Shah Nikdur
Shah Nikdur (Punjabi, Urdu:شاہ نکڈر) is a small town in district of Sargodha, Punjab, Pakistan on the border between Sargodha and Jhang District. It is 26 km away from Sillanwali, and is a part of Sillanwali Tehsil. Estimated population range of Shah Nikdur is from 50,000 to 60,000 peoples. Most of residents are migrated from India at the time of independence. Description The original name of Shah Nikdur was "Rudkin Shah" or "Radkin Shah". The town has a police station, post office, railway station, telephone exchange, civil hospital, basic health unit and United Bank.In 1926 The British Government approved Shah Nikdur as railway station. The existing station upgraded & converted in to crossing line in 1990. Most of the people here belongs to Gujjar, Arain Sheikh, Bhatti community. Businesses activities are run by the Arain community. Population of said town & surrounding area is based on refuges came from India during partition 1947. A distributary link canal (Rajbah Norang) from Lower Jehlum Canal irrigates the land of this town. The nearby most populated village is 157 NB. Peoples living in the village are refuges of East Punjab (Gujjars, Rajpoots, Araiens & Sheikhs).Before partition there were two primary schools for boys