Ho-ho - that is a just ridiculous. Simply because you said - don't bring up xyz - that doesn't mean it doesn't matter in the historical context.
And now you even know how Jinnah would speak? You were perhaps comrades-in-arms and on backslapping terms? Gandhi wanted a Hindu Raj? Is that what they teach in history books in Pakistan? Perhaps that would explain why he was Naokhali in Bengal trying to stop riots when Nehru and Jinnah were hoisting flags and celebrating independence.
that was just for the sake of argument or any Historic evidence that I may not know, this letter has been tried test and failed to supplement the LIE that Jinnah wanted to live his retire life in Bombay.... so thats why I asked you not to bring it, it wont help the LIE...
I presented the view with logic consisting of variables such as characteristics of the man Jinnah, and other variables such as how your authors have described things between Jinnah and Nehru and a general understanding regarding the matter...
these are words unknown to Jinnah... in his own words "Im a constitutional person, guided by cold blooded reason and logic, and judicial training..."
he was the same Jinnah who once in a public press conference dropped his glasses (whatever its name) and it fell near Nehru's feet and everyone thought now Jinnah would bend to pick it up from his feet....Jinnah smiled and produced another from his pocket... to expect such words as described by the memoirs of your ambassador, only fools would believe it to be true...
The fact is leopard cannot change its spots.
Gandhi surely is the person, who used religion in indian politics... Gandhi wanted to establish Hindu Raj in all over the lands of subcontinent not just a modern day india...that is why he wanted to have a long march, but sadly he was killed on the very betrayal as considered by the extremist hindu.
if you have anything in defence of your LIE, do bring it, I am not a person who believes in being stubborn towards History...but too stretched interpretations just for the sake to lie, is not what should be done....
Jinnah wanted good relations with India, like USA-Canada.... no denial to it. it was part of the Foreign policy he wanted Pakistan to pursue.