Person · r. 1852 – 1853 (deposed)
Sadiq Muhammad Khan III
Sadiq Muhammad Khan III (born Sa'adatyar Khan) was designated heir by his father Muhammad Bahawal Khan III and became Nawab of Bahawalpur in 1852, but was deposed by his brother Haji Khan in February 1853.
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NAWAB SADIQ MUHAMMAD KHAN III, THE SEVENTH NAWAB. Date of Accession—5th Muharram, 1269 Hijri (19th October 1852 A.D.). As the succession to the throne had been conferred by the late Nawab on Sa'adatyar Khan and the Government of India had recognized his nomination, he ascended the throne without contention.