Quaid-e-Azam…According to Great Personalities of Their time

Quaid-e-Azam…According to Great Personalities of Their time
EDWIN S MONTAGU, Secretary of State for India:
“They were followed by Jinnah, young, perfectly mannered, impressive looking, armed to the teeth with dialectics, and insistent upon the whole of his scheme… Chelmsford tried to argue with him and was tied up in knots. Jinnah is a very clever man, and it is , an outrage that such a man should have no chance of running the affairs of his own country”

BEVERLEY NICOLS in Verdict on India:
“The most Important man in Asia”

DR. C.R. REDDY, Vice Chancellor of Andhra University:
“He is the pride of India and not the private possession of the Muslims”

MRS.SAROJINI NAIDU in a telegram:
“A Prophet honored in his own country and in his own time”

H.V.HODSON in “The Great Divide”:
“Of all the personalities in the last act of the great drama of india’s rebirth to Independence, Muhammad Ali Jinnah is at once the most enigmatic and the most important. One can imagine any of the other principal actors replaced by a substitute in the same role- a different congress leader, a different Secretary of State, a different representative of this or that interest or community, even a different Viceroy-without thereby implying any radical change in the final denouncement. But it is barely conceivable that events would have taken the same course, that the last struggle would have been a struggle of three, not two, well balanced adversaries, and that a new nation State of Pakistan would have been created, but for the personality and leadership of on man MR. Jinnah”

STANELEY WOLPERT in “Jinnah Of Pakistan”
“God willing his prayer will be answered and his dreams will come true”

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