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Jinnah Tower is named after Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. The BJP has already demanded to rename it in the name of APJ Abdul Kalam.

During the partition, Gandhi was in Bengal. He reached Delhi in September 9, 1947, and termed the Indian capital city as 'city of corpses'. In January 1948, when Pakistan was causing brutal attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, Gandhi started getting worried for Pakistan and the Muslims of Delhi.

Mahmood Madani went on to say that because Akhilesh is leader of a party, he must have admired certain aspects of Jinnah's life.

As elections draw near, Akhilesh Yadav is suddenly asserting his 'Hindu' identity. He was hailing Jinnah in October, now he is talking about Lord Krishna and Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

Thieves in Vehari, Pakistan's Punjab have stolen the monocles from the Jinnah's statue located at the Vehari Deputy Commissioner office complex.

A quote attributed to Savarkar has been going around which shows that Veer Savarkar supported Jinnah’s two nation theory.

AltNews and The Wire claimed that people saying Akhilesh Yadav praised Jinnah as a freedom fighter was 'fake news' because Yadav had not named Jinnah alone, he had named others too.

Earlier this month, photos of 'Gender Jihad' activists in 'bold attire' in front of Jinnah's portrait along the Islamabad expressway had raised the hackles of Pakistani social media users

The Direction Action Day, and the Partition Riots that followed a year later, marks one of the darkest phases of modern India.

Under this Plan, the British would immediately transfer power to two successor authorities — the Congress and the Muslim League and the plan envisaged dividing India into two dominions on a territorial-cum-communal basis. The idea of Mountbatten was to divide India but to retain maximum unity.