Hate and revenge are not healthy mentalities, they are complex moral diseases. Moral disease takes away the ability to accept the truth. Especially if that is true from the side of the political opponent. Falsehood and distortion of history then lead to political interests. The partition of India in 1947, the establishment of Pakistan, the British conspiracy, and the huge mountain of Himalayan-like lies.
The minds of the Bengali secularists are not only poisonous against Pakistan, but also the leader of the Pakistan movement, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. India would certainly have been independent had it not been for Gandhi. But without Jinnah, the partition of India in 1947 and the establishment of Pakistan would have been impossible. Because that fight was not only against the anti-Muslim British but also against the hegemonic Indian caste Hindus. What was needed then was a competent leader who could rise above language, caste, clan, regionalism, sect, and sect and unite all Indian Muslims. The work was not just about public rallies and demonstrations on the streets.
What was needed was a wise lawyer who could fight the intellectual and legal battle of the Muslims in the British court with competence. Indian Muslims that day saw those qualities in Jinnah. Are Mr. Jinnah was awarded the title of "Quaid-e-Azam", although the title was given by Mahatma Gandhi. The title was a recognition of Mr. Jinnah's rare qualities.
The truth is that Pakistan, the largest Muslim state in modern history, was founded by Muhammad Ali Jinnah. This is why Jinnah's place in the 600-year Muslim history of the Indian subcontinent is so high, not only in the history of Pakistan. This is the greatest victory in the history of Indian Muslims since the conquest of India by Sultan Muhammad Ghori. Indian Muslims were then divided into different languages, sects, and sects in a vast country from Peshawar to Chittagong and from Kashmir to Madras. It is easy to be the leader of a particular tribe, caste, region, sect, or language, But being an undisputed leader of different races, cultures, languages is not an easy task.
But it takes rare talent, deep wisdom, and a huge personality to climb a wall and lead a nation divided over a vast area. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was able to become the leader of the Indian Muslims because of such amazing talent, wisdom, and personality. The greatest achievement in Jinnah's life was that he was able to unite the divided people of Bengali, Punjabi, Bihari, Sindhi, Gujarati, Shia, Sunni, Deobandi, Barelvi. On that day, Pakistan was established by overcoming various obstacles because of its unity.
But there was no shortage of leaders that day like today. There were many Muslim leaders in every province of India including Bengal, Punjab, Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Sindh, Border Provinces. But Quaid-e-Azam was also the leader of those leaders. ‘Qaeda Azam’ means the best leader.
Jinnah's rare and huge personality not only aroused the political leaders, but also the Muslim poets and writers of the whole of India. However, the hegemonic caste Hindus of India could not accept the Pakistan movement as much as they could not accept the leader of that movement. As a result, Jinnah became their absolute enemy.
The hatred of Jinnah was so strong in their minds that they did not insult the colonial imperialist British rulers as much as they did Jinnah. With that hatred, they called Jinnah a "half-educated" barrister. Said power-hungry, said communal. But their hatred was not unwelcome. Because he gave them ashes in the growing rice. Is it to be hoped that they will pay homage to the one who squandered the dream of building a united India? It would not be to the liking of racists for a Western-dressed barrister wearing a tri-suit to suddenly mobilize the Pakistan movement and implement Pakistan.
650.798 SRY