I agree if partition didn't happen there wouldn't be a Kashmir issue and the river disputes but it was needed. Quaid e Azam originally wanted a united India but Nehru was the bone in the kebab. Congress did not want to share their powers with anyone else, Jinnah wanted to safeguard the rights of Muslims.
Thats why i say it was a skeptical attitude of jinnah nothing else. partitioning a country is never the solution..it never was it never will be...the result is in front of u.....
just suffering form skepticism doesnt justify things. or does it ? definately not.
jinnah wasnt a visionary.....he took consensus of only 20 odd % of muslims who were workers of muslim leauge.....low down south in hyderabad no one knew what jinnah was upto.
he didnt calculate what it wud mean for crores of ppl to migrate from 1 place to other just on da basis of decision of some thousands of mulims.
if a great leader he sud have anticipated the consequences a partition brings..india isnt the first to be partitioned.....
so many negetives completely ignored just on the basis of what ? SKEPTICISM ? rationality doesnt justify this !
even today pakistanis try to justify their existence on da basis of india being pro hindu and anti muslims and their justification is 2 off incidents which occured 44 years after the partition....
enough for so much of attempt ?
Tell me which party ruled the india for 60+ decades?
Pro Hindu fundamentalist BJP or Pro secularism Congress ?
Answer this !
Cmon guyz...SYNCRETISM is the essence, history and soul of Indian subcontinent....
Just a hint of suspicion by a single person......some thousands staged protest and even riots for that support and 10 - 20 million ppl have to accept it forcefully...(many hindus in pakistan and muslims in india didnt want to leave their ancestral land)
WAS IT ALL WORTH !
(@MOD : I know u guys dont like to discuss this but its good to clear doubts from both sides)