None of what I have read about Jinnah suggests that he did not want ideologically motivated Muslims to migrate to Pakistan. Many of his cabinet members and higher ups in the party and government were similar migrants, who did not really migrate because of any threat of bodily harm, but for ideological reasons.
Maybe you didnt read enough, I can cite you some passages from some famous books if I have time.
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If he was opposed to anything it was the circumstances leading to forced mass migrations.
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Most of the mass migrations occured because of the communal riots that erupted, and some last minute boundary changes by Cyril Radcliffe.
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He didnt just not-stop it. There was a barter system set up where if you had property in India you recieved comparable property in Pakistan. This is by no means the standard way of dealing with refugees.
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He couldnt stop it, he had nothing to stop it, and he did the best he could to accomodate them since they were coming in large numbers. You must realize you are talking about an infact country with a few type writers, they couldnt have done anything.
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Again, what do you mean by first-class citizen. Do you mean to say that some people in Pakistan are presently NOT first-class citizens? What privileges would you take away if your system of citizen class was implemented?
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Go ask the person who said he was a first class citizen because he migrated on Jinnah's appeal, and was already living a luxiorious life in a united India.
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Sure. What is a primary citizen however, and what additional rights should they have over secondary citizens (people I would assume who are of indian migrant origin)
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There is no secondary or primary citizen, pakthuns have as much right as mohajirs to live in Karachi, simple.