saley, you need to watch your mouth… same can be said about your gandhi… he had a son who was a ****-up.
kids live their own lives and make their own choices especially if they are half white..
i agree with you and why would i support gandhi?
I do not agree with him and his policies.
Secondly the freedom that you talk about,it didn't exist in 1947.
Thats why Jinnah was pissed when his daughter chose her maternal heritage over her paternal ones.
Even though both of them are gujrati speaking people.
when selfish people get power in their hand shit goes down, Jinnah had a vision, a plan of what pakistan would be. Now people want to fill their pockets
unfortunately he didn't live long enough to govern pakistan,so we ll never know.
Thats his personal life, if you are not mature enough to differentiate than its your prob, I can make such snide remark on bharoti leaders as well.
Go ahead please,some people are easy to manipulate and one can make them involved in a ego bashing contest.
But these factors are important as it talks of jinnah's character,Jinnah was a gujrati speaking muslim and a very recent convert,Not to forget that he was not a practicing muslim drinking whiskey and eating pork.
He is surrounded by people of all faiths, Hindus/Christians/Muslims/Parsis in South Bombay,none of these people are alien to him.
He married a parsi woman almost against the wishes of her father,who accepted it gracefully.
But when his daughter who has an exposure to both sides of the family muslim/parsi chooses a parsi guy who again is also gujrati speaking/elitist/a perfect fit in every way.
But he disowns her,this shows that all his idea of a secular pakistan is sheer bullcrap.
Just random idealistic statements to find some mentions in history,thats why this incident becomes relevant.