One can understand who did theotherising from the following taken from internet 'Throughout all the meetings between Viceroy Mountbatten, Prime Minister Nehru, and himself, Jinnah was persistent for the creation of a Muslim nation, arguing that it is necessary because Muslims do not feel that India is their motherland. They did not have much tie to the land and the people as Hindus did, which caused a feeling of being an outsider and foreign. He made them realize that this alienation of the Muslim community would lead to an instable India. After the Radcliffe Line was created, which formally split Bengal and Punjab to create Pakistan, Jinnah was appointed the first Governor General of the state. Clearly, the success of his actions led him to justify his thinking of separating two religions. R.PONNAMBALAM
One can understand who did theotherising from the following taken from internet 'Throughout all the meetings between Viceroy Mountbatten, Prime Minister Nehru, and himself, Jinnah was persistent for the creation of a Muslim nation, arguing that it is necessary because Muslims do not feel that India is their motherland. They did not have much tie to the land and the people as Hindus did, which caused a feeling of being an outsider and foreign. He made them realize that this alienation of the Muslim community would lead to an instable India. After the Radcliffe Line was created, which formally split Bengal and Punjab to create Pakistan, Jinnah was appointed the first Governor General of the state. Clearly, the success of his actions led him to justify his thinking of separating two religions. R.PONNAMBALAM
Re: Yogiji
by R ponnabalam on Oct 20, 2018 01:12 PM
INDIA HAS TO BE EVER AFRAID OF MUGHALS AND ENSURE THAT THEIR DECEDENTS LIVING ANYWHERE ELSE ON THIS EARTH ALSO DO NOT BRING DAMAGE,HARM TO THIS LAND ANY MORE.PRECAUTION IS ALWAYS THE BEST.R.PONNAMBALAM
Each and every sentence in this article is factually incorrect, the moron is creating his own narrative. Such disgusting articles should not be allowed in the name of freedom of speech
