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Mian Iftikharuddin

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was announced, Jinnah looked increasingly towards young men like Iftikharuddin to help Pakistan stand on its own feet. Iftikharuddin was elected the first president of the Punjab Provincial Muslim League after the Independence of Pakistan in 1947. He was also appointed the Minister for rehabilitation
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and asked him to prepare a plan to help Kashmiri Muslims take action against possible accession of Kashmir to India. He then spent a week in Srinagar, and came back convinced that the Maharaja was intending to accede to India and Pakistan needed to help the Muslims of Kashmir to fight for freedom.
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Iftikharuddin was the only Muslim member in the parliament house who opposed the 'objectives resolution' as he felt that the resolution was vague. He further suggested that such a resolution should be the decision of the 70 million people of Pakistan. This resolution was also disapproved by
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After Sheikh Abdullah was released from prison, at the beginning of October 1947, Iftikharuddin went to Srinagar again in order to persuade Abdullah regarding accession to Pakistan. Abdullah agreed to meet Pakistani leaders and accompanied him to Lahore. However, the Governor General
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minorities’ leaders Prem Hari, Chandra Mandal and Kumar Dutta. However, he chose to vote in favour of the resolution, because he was assured that minorities will have all the rights and privileges in an Islamic state.
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in 1936. He was elected to the Punjab Provincial Assembly in 1937 and became the President of the Punjab Provincial Congress in 1940, serving in that position until 1945. He was a member of the
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Mian Iftikharuddin was married to Begum Ismat Iftikharuddin. According to Azad Kashmir civil servant and writer Abdul Haq Suharwardy, Begum Ismat and General Akbar Khan's wife,
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and other senior officials. A meeting was called under the leadership of the Prime Minister on 12 September 1947, where this plan as well as another plan prepared by Sardar
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and declared that "any attempt at disrupting the unity of spirit is a betrayal of the history of a thousand years.” However, by 1942, he was supporting
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were attracted to it, Azad Pakistan Party soon faded away in history. He was also considered a leading light of the
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refused to meet Abdullah and the mission failed. Iftikharuddin was dejected and concluded, 'Kashmir is lost to us'.
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Iftikharuddin died at the age of 54, after suffering a heart attack on 6 June 1962. Pakistan's famous poet
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and other defense treaties, it was expected from his opponents to label him as 'a stranger in the house'.
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to make his own enquiries. Sardar Ibrahim says that he came back convinced on all the points made by him.
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and agrarian reforms in Pakistan, it attracted many well known leftists including its first editor
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and briefly served as the Provincial Minister for Rehabiilitation of Refugees in Punjab.
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Judging the State: Courts and Constitutional Politics in Pakistan, by Paula R. Newberg
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Speeches and Statements of Mian Iftikharuddin, (1971) Edited by Abdullah Malik, Lahore.
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in September 1945. His palatial ancestral home in Baghbanpura was used for training
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narrated that he went to Lahore on 28 August 1947 seeking Pakistan's help for the
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Asdar Ali, Kamran (2013). "Progressives, Punjab and Pakistan: the early years".
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Self and Sovereignty: Individual and Community in South Asian Islam Since 1850
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was launched and Iftikharuddin played no more role in the Kashmir conflict.
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for organising a tribal invasion of Kashmir were discussed and approved.
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The leaders of the Muslim League, 1940. Jinnah is seated at centre.
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In 1947, Iftikharuddin played a key role in the development of the
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Set a new progressive trend in journalism in Pakistan in the 1940s
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Firoz Khan Noon (Malik Sir), (1966) From Memory, Ferozsons, p.197
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from the 1930s to the mid 1940s. Iftikharuddin was very close to
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Raah-e-yaar hum ne qadam qadam, tujhay yaadgaar banaa diya."
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Nawaz, Shuja (May 2008), "The First Kashmir War Revisited",
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Mian Muhammad Iftikharuddin was born on 8 April 1907 in
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in 1947. In 1949, as a minister, he proposed radical
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Index

Iftikharuddin

Lahore
Punjab
British India
Punjab
Aitchison College
University of Oxford
Political activist
Pakistan Times
Punjabi
Urdu
Indian National Congress
All-India Muslim League
Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
left-wing politics
British India
Baghbanpura
Lahore
Arain
Mian family
Shalimar Gardens, Lahore
Sir Mian Muhammad Shafi
Sir Mian Abdul Rashid
Aitchison College
University of Oxford
Congress Party
All India Congress Committee
Jawaharlal Nehru

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