The British divided India into two parts after ruling about 200 years. One part of it was India and the other Pakistan. Every year on August 14, Pakistan celebrates its Independence Day, on the other hand, ‘Partition Vibhisika Memorial Day’ is celebrated in India on this day and the partition of India is remembered. Many people are held responsible for the partition of India and Pakistan, one of them is Mohammad Ali Jinnah. Jinnah has got the status of Father of the Nation in Pakistan. However, the purpose of which Jinnah had divided India did not succeed and Jinnah died due to a serious illness. Let us tell you what disease Mohammad Ali Jinnah died and how much was his weight at the time of death.

Which disease did Jinnah die?

Pakistan founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah died a year after becoming Pakistan. He was in the grip of serious illness for a long time. It was a serious illness and nothing, TB disease. Today, even though TB, also called tuberculosis, has been controlled, but TB disease was very dangerous at that time. Jinnah had this disease, Jinnah and a few people knew about it, that is, Jinnah had completely hidden his disease from the people. Even his sister did not know about his disease. On 11 September 1948, when Mohammad Ali Jinnah was being brought from Quetta to Karachi, his ambulance petrol was over on the way. His condition deteriorated in this way and in a few hours of reaching Karachi, Mohammad Ali Jinnah said goodbye to the world. However, there is a lot of controversy on this. Many people still question Jinnah’s death.

How much was Jinnah weight at the time of death?

There is no official data available about how much Jinnah was at the time of death. However, in all the information available on the Internet, it has been mentioned that Jinnah’s weight was around 36 kg at the time of death. His condition had deteriorated due to illness. Jinnah had a very short time and he was unable to take time for himself in Bhagdaur. This was the reason that Jinnah could never get regular treatment of his TB disease.

How dangerous was TB disease?

In the 1940s to 1950s, TB (Tuberculosis) was considered one of the most dangerous diseases in the world, and at that time millions of people were losing their lives every year. There was no sure cure for it at that time, so it was also called ‘Silent Killer’. The situation was worse in countries like India, because due to poverty, congestion and malnutrition, it spread rapidly. There was no effective drug-based treatment of TB before 1940 and in the early 1940s.

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The year of 1947, the year of independence, brought a turn in the history of India forever, which changed the life of crores of people. The country got independence, but together had to pay a very heavy price for partition. After independence, India and Pakistan emerged as two separate countries. A name was the most discussed behind this partition, which was of Mohammad Ali Jinnah. Jinnah is called the founder of Pakistan. He demanded a separate country on the basis of religion and also achieved it. You will be surprised to know that the person who divided India into two pieces in the name of religion was himself against casteism and religious discrimination. Let us know how Jinnah, who divided India in the name of religion, was against casteism?

The story of Jinnah’s family and conversion

Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s ancestor was a Hindu. His family was from Kathiawar area of Gujarat. Jinnah’s grandfather’s name was Premjibhai Meghji Thakkar, who was a Lohana caste businessman. Premji Bhai’s business was connected to fish, but the non -vegetarian was completely forbidden in his caste. Because of this, he had to face protest in the society. Due to which he changed his religion and became Muslims. Jinnah’s family also moved forward on the same path. In this way, Jinnah’s family went towards conversion due to a social boycott and ethnic narrowness. This story tells that somewhere an disagreement against casteism was in Jinnah’s blood.

How was Jinnah against casteism?

Jinnah had given such a statement, which is still in the discussion. He had said that you are free, to go to your temples, to go to your mosques, or to go to some other place of worship. The state will have nothing to do with religion. Over time, the difference between Hindus and Muslims will disappear. Neither Hindu nor Hindu will remain, nor Muslims. Muslims at least from political point of view. Like Muslims also have many castes, Pathan, Punjabi, Shia, Sunni. In the same way, Brahmins, Khatri, Bengali, Madrasi among Hindus. If this discrimination was not done, India would have become independent long ago. In the coming time, people will be Indian first, then Hindus or Muslims. That too not religious, but as a political identity,

Listening to this speech shows that he was against casteism. According to historians, this speech was part of Jinnah’s policy. Its purpose was to convince the Government of India that Pakistan would treat its minorities well, so India should also allow its 3.5 crore Muslims to live in India instead of sending it to Pakistan. This speech is also considered a political move. Its real purpose was to protect Pakistan from the huge population migration that could weaken it.

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Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Pakistan: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, the tension between India and Pakistan is deepening and at this time there is a tremendous dispute between India and Pakistan and there are situations like war between the two countries.

The reason for the beginning of this war was ‘Dharma’, when 26 people were killed in Pahalgam after asking religion. Pakistan was also born on the basis of religion. Pakistan’s Qaid-e-Azam or founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah demanded a separate country for Muslims and India was divided. But surprisingly, Jinnah’s Muslims who did this work were related to the Hindu family.

The ancestor of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who was called the founder of Pakistan, was a Hindu. His father’s name was Jenabhai and Dada’s name was Premjibhai Meghji Thakkar. Premjibhai Meghji had a big fish business and earned good money from this business. But his business was not liked in the fraternity due to belonging to the Lohana caste. Because people of this caste were vegetarian.

Country and changed religion due to business

Premjibhai Meghji did not leave the business. Despite all the criticisms, he remained in caste and business. But his son Punjalal did not tolerate insult to his father and he angrily changed the religion of his wife and four children and became Muslims. But Premjibhai Meghji remained a Hindu.

After this, Jinnah moved from Kathiawar in Gujarat to Karachi and started his business which was very good. His business went on such a country and abroad. In this way, Jinnah changed his daughter according to Muslim religion. Jinnah not only adopted Muslim religion but made Pakistan a country on the basis of religion. However, Jinnah married a girl of Parsi religion.

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Pakistan Islamic Republic: On 15 August 1947, India emerged on the world map as an independent country. After independence from the British, India came out as a nation. However, on the demand of the Muslim League led by Mohammad Ali Jinnah, a separate country was formed for Muslims, causing two pieces to India. Pakistan was declared independent on 14 August 1947, a day before India. Ever since Pakistan has become independent, there is no improvement in the situation there.

Pakistan has been a secular country for a long time

Pakistan had been a secular country for a long time after becoming independent. Mohammad Ali Jinnah lived only 13 months after the formation of Pakistan. Law Minister was a Hindu during his tenure. Nearly 9 years after independence, on 23 March 1956, it was officially named the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. With this, Islam was declared the official religion of Pakistan. After the formation of Pakistan, Jinnah himself was confused about what he needed in Muslim or democracy nation.

Since the independence of Pakistan, the minorities have been persecuted. In the last few days, many reports of attacks on other minorities including Hindu in Pakistan have come out. Not only this, the number of minorities in Pakistan is constantly becoming less.

Constitution crushed several times in neighboring country

Even after Pakistan got the constitution, it was crushed several times. The political tussle continued even after getting the first constitution in the neighboring country. In 1958, the first President of Pakistan Iskander Mirza suspended the constitution of the country and imposed martial law. According to the BBC report, according to writer and analyst Latif Hamdani, after Mohammad Ali Jinnah, those who took power in Pakistan did not have the power of votes, so he resorted to Islam.

Hindus are the largest minority in Pakistan in terms of population. Incidents of forced conversion of Hindu girls in Sindh region often occur. According to the BBC report, Raj Kumar, president of Quetta Hindu Panchayat, has demanded that if morality is taught instead of Islamic education in schools, it will be better.

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