WAR-rior
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The Quaid was a visionary leader - and he did not take lightly the creation of Pakistan, but analysed that this was the logical result of congress and nehru machinations, and the best chance to safe guard Muslim rights.
well sorry if i dont impress u with my views about jinnah sir but i have my reasons and i have explained it in earlier post.
I refuse to accept jinnah as a visionary leader and so do nehru.....
both had their own issues but both lacked vision otherwise we wudnt have faced what we are facing now.
aactual visionary was gandhi who never supported partition. he said HINDUS AND MUSLIMS ARE 2 EYES OF MOTHER INDIA.....DONT BLIND HER PLZ !
but nehru and jinnah were in their own sway of future aspirations ans skepticism respectively.
blamin nehru by pakistanis and jinnah by indians is just a DEFENCE MECHANISM.....
ultimately we all know the truth that partition has taken as nowhere and only created deep trench! see indian muslims and tell me, were they or are they any different to u after partition ? hence the whole theory of partition failed which was forseen by gandhi....now this is vision ! isnt it ?
u can come up with babri and godhra for ur defence......but ask ur parents what was the defence before babri happened ?
even today its skepticism that keeps us away and especially pakistan economically struggling...u guyz cud have benefited so much from the subcontinent demographics......and i say this skepticism was started my jinnah.....not to deny nehru equally responsible......but it was too skeptical by jinnah which no visionary leader shud be !
Thanks !