Did our rulers favor the March 23 resolution Lahore?

 Written in reference to March 23

 Did our rulers favor the March 23 resolution Lahore?

 Zulfiqar Qadri

 Pakistan's political history is filled with strange faiths. On March 23, government buildings are adorned with lights, Pakistan's armed forces salute the graves of their national heroes.  The Guardian of Honor is presented at Iqbal's shrine, the Lahore Resolution dated March 23, 1940, called the Resolution Pakistan, in our official curriculum the Lahore Resolution of 1940 should be most proudly mentioned, but regarding this resolution.  The true truth is obscured, but the fact is that at that time, the Muslims of the subcontinent under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah struggled for separation before the struggle for the separation of Sindh from the Bombay Presidency of Sindh's political capital was finally put to rest.  On April 1936, Sindh was formally designated as a separate province from the Bombay Presidency, followed by the General Elections in 1937 under the Government of India Act 1935 and the Sindh Constituent Assembly came into operation in 1938, the first Indian subcontinent to India.  Was the province whose legislative assembly demanded a separate homeland for Muslims,  While at that time Punjab was opposing the Muslim League and the Quaid-e-Azam, including Toa, Mammoot, Noon, Dawlatana, etc. In the 1937 elections, only two Muslim League members could be elected from the entire United States Punjab, one country blessed by Ali Raja Ghazanfar Ali.  While the Unionist Party, which contested with the British against the Muslim League, won by a majority, one of the two members of the Muslim League's supporter, Raja Ghazanfar, went to the Muslim League for the post of parliamentary secretary, while Nawab Muzaffar Ali Qazaleb.  Muslim League was done, most intellectuals and writers call the Lahore Resolution of 1940 the Resolution Pakistan,

 If one looks at the history, the convening of the All India Muslim League convention in Lahore was compulsory by the Prime Minister, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, because Lahore was then the capital of the united Punjab and the unionist party that ruled Punjab was against Pakistan's establishment.  The purpose of convening a meeting of all the Muslim states of the United States in Lahore was to put pressure on the Chaudhrys, countries and nawabs of the Punjab by the Quaid-e-Azam. The meeting of All India Muslim League in Lahore lasted three days, one in Lahore four days before the meeting.  The tragedy came when the Khaksars of Allama Eastern Party paraded in Lahore, firing to stop the police, in which about thirty-five Khaksars were killed.  At the All India Muslim League convention in Minto Park, Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazal Haq proposed a resolution, stating that "those areas of the subcontinent where Muslims have a numerical majority, such as northwest, northeast India, their geographical boundaries and their isolation."  By recognizing the concept that they should be considered as independent states, they should be considered as sovereign and sovereign  There is no mention of a country named Pakistan in the Lahore Resolution of 23 March 1940, the All India Muslim League attended the meeting of the All India Muslim League chaired by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.  The resolution was signed by Khaliq Zaman, Sardar Aurangzeb Khan from the Punjab border, Maulana Zafar Ali Khan from Punjab, Sheikh Abdul Majid Sindhi Syed from Sindh and Abdullah Haroon Khan Babadir Mohammad Ayub Khadou from Balochistan and Qazi Issa from Balochistan.  Granted, those who say that the draft of this resolution was written by Sir Alexander Hayate, who had proposed a Confederation instead of a federation of all Muslim-majority areas, but under pressure from a group occupying the Muslim League.  The then Muslim League leadership rejected the proposal of the Confederacy, in response to which Prime Minister of Punjab Sir Alexander Hayat spoke in the Punjab Assembly on March 11, 1941, saying, "We should not take this freedom on a part of  The rule of the Muslims and the rule of the Hindus on the other side, if that is what Pakistan means, then it will be  There is no connection with such freedom, we should get freedom for Punjab in the true sense. If it is not done then Punjab, Punjab will remain.  None of the members protested, signing the GM Syed Sindh Assembly on March 3, 1943 and the resolution was passed by the members. The House of the Sindh Assembly consisted of 60 members.  Supported the resolution and 3 members opposed the resolution while 33 members were not present in the meeting. Those who supported Pakistan's establishment plan included Syed Ghulam Murtaza Shah (GM GM Syed) - Sheikh Abdul Majid Sindhi  Khan Bahadur Bakhsh Ke Gobol - Khan Bahadur Haji Amir Ali Lahori - Mr. Arbab Toauchi - Mir Banda Ali Khan Talpur 2 Mir Ghulam Ali Khan Talpur 3 Sir Ghulam Hussein Hidayatullah 2 Khan Bahadur Ghulam Mohammad Isran 7 Khan Bahadur Ghulam Nabi Shah

 11.  Pir Ilahi Bakhsh Nawaz Ali, Nawab Haji Jam Jan Mohammed, Mrs. Geno Dai's Alana, Sardar Qaiser Khan Magsi, Syed Muhammad Ali Shah, Khan Bahadur Mohammad Ayub Khawu, Haji Mohammad Hashim Ghazdar, Mr. Muhammad Usman Soomro, Mr. Mohammad Yousuf Chandio and Syed Noor.  Mohammed Shah, Rais Rasool Bakhsh Khan, Mr. Ali Gohar Khan Seal, Mr. Shamsuddin Khan Barakzai and Khan Sahib Sohrab Khan Sarki, while the members voting in opposition to the resolution were Dr. Gokaldas Mewal Das and Dr. Hemandas R. Wadhwani.  Mr. Lalu Miller R. Motwani was involved

 At the All India Muslim League meeting of Delhi in 1946, Chaudhry Khaleeq Zaman presented an amended resolution, resolution of a separate country Pakistan, eliminating the concept of an independent, separate, Muslim state, in that meeting on 23 March 1940.  Lahore resolution proposing Sher-Bengal Maulvi Fazal Haqqah's sixth statute to oust him from the Muslim League  Chaudhry Khalezman When Pakistan's resolution was presented at the Delhi Convention, a Bengali leader, Abul Hahashman, strongly protested that no amendment would be accepted in the March 23 resolution.  Pakistan wants to be independent or independent, but the Bengali leader Abu al-Hayashim was dropped from the meeting.  With GM Syed, he was defeated in the elections.  It is also alleged that after August 14, 1947, on the orders of Governor General Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Khan of Kalat of Balochistan ordered the army units to be deployed there and arrested Khan of Kalat.  As forcibly attacking Kalat, incorporating Kalat State into Pakistan, how were the problems facing the country after the formation of Pakistan, firstly the search for a place of capital for the new country, there were only two or three cities which were the capital.  It could have been, they included Karachi, Dhaka and Lahore, for crossing India to reach Dhaka, as far as Lahore was concerned, it was located only a few kilometers from India, the other being the Red Cliff Awards on August 17th.  Granted, three days after independence, it was reported that Lahore was also being included in Pakistan.  So Karachi was referred to as the capital of the newly liberated country of Pakistan.  Why are any of the trauma of Sindh that the Sindhis who have given up their resources to run the country, the people of Sindh are facing hunger, unemployment, economic misery, injustice and business force.  The result of the operation, which the Jubilee people repented of, would be better to move the country now on the basis of equality under the original resolution of Park Park, Lahore, March 23, 1940.