Myth_buster_1
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You are mixing a lot of things. Agreed Britain planned much earlier at end of first of world war to leave India. However, there was no plan to divide and give muslims a separate state.
The British empire initiated their plan to divide their colony much much earlier then end of WWI when they started to indoctrinate elite muslims in their land in late 1800s.
The people you are talking about created the awareness of separate nation. Allama Iqbal, was the first to realize that in the democratic world it will just be change of masters and Hindus have hold of bureaucracy and economy will keep muslims enslaved gave the idea of a separate nation.
Allama iqbal was knighted by the queen for his service to British empire. He had NO relationship with Jinnah in fact Jinnah had closer ties with freemasons like annie besant, Naoroji and many more then with Iqbal.
Iqbal hardly spoke anything against British Empire, India, or Ahmadis (which was a creation of British empire to divide muslims). Speaking mere one or two lines isnt worth anything when compared to Malcolm X who joined Nation of Islam but when he converted to Islam he became very rebellious and exposed that cult religion for which he was killed.
You also have to understand that concept of Pakistan was created way before any of British appointed founding fathers even dreamed about and if it was against British empire's interest then Pakistan would not have been created.
Quaid-e-azam fought the election and convince the local population to vote for muslim league so that they can represents muslims in negotiating the independence plan.
Aga Khan was one of the founding fathers of muslim league and this guy hardly spent any time in Pakistani region so what propelled him or other Muslim elites to create a league that would serve Pakistan's interest?
So are you suggesting that British empire was after all a "democratic" empire that cared for the people?Furthermore, Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Iqbal didnt work for britain. They worked for Pakistan mulsim league who won election in 1946 from muslim majority areas and hence represented those areas. As per democratic standards of Britain that had to incorporate demand of the leaders of the areas where muslim league won.
I am not against Pakistan but against its roots, thats why today this nation is corrupt to the core because of imperialistic systems that were imposed through empowering local leaders.
Take Ahmadi sect for example, was this not a creation of British empire? And then did they not contribute in creation of Pakistan?
What needs to happen is entire make over of this country only then Pakistan can actually stand on its own feet.
Heck, Pakistani text books does not even speak against atrocities committed on its own people by British empire instead we are being taught that if you want to successed in life, LEARN English and urdu is only for pandu awaam thanks to sir syed.
And neither am I suggesting that India Afg or Iran had true founding fathers, they were all the same.
Try to get the bigger picture.