mb444
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Marginalization of bengalies within Pakistan occurred for political reason. I would agree with you that it was not the utopia that was envisioned but it does not logically follow that internal Muslim rivalry invalidates the reasoning behind the need for two nation to exist.
Two nation was always about the need for the Muslim minority to be protected from the hindutva agenda, the plight of the Muslim in India can not be dismissed merely by saying that it s their fault. Your system may be utopian but reality is anything but. Institutional discrimination is the order of the day.
Institutional discrimination against Bengalis in Pakistan lead to the breakup of Pakistan, the two wings however retains their islamic heritage as their raison d'être and until and unless one or both of them wish to merge back with India the two nation theory remains more than a theory, it is a manifest reality.
Two nation was always about the need for the Muslim minority to be protected from the hindutva agenda, the plight of the Muslim in India can not be dismissed merely by saying that it s their fault. Your system may be utopian but reality is anything but. Institutional discrimination is the order of the day.
Institutional discrimination against Bengalis in Pakistan lead to the breakup of Pakistan, the two wings however retains their islamic heritage as their raison d'être and until and unless one or both of them wish to merge back with India the two nation theory remains more than a theory, it is a manifest reality.