Why can't you criticise

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Re: Why can’t you criticise

@muqawwee123

I do agree that Bengladesh’s separation was not just limited to language movement and one should look at other aspects like economic inequalities. One should also not blame civilians only and should also look at part of Marshal law and fraud schemes like one-unit in the name of unity of different units. But still Mr Jinah’s insistence to have Urdu national language and giving shut up calls to Bengladeshi leaders played its role in break-up of Pakistan. After Mr Jinah this attitude was followed by the leaders whom Mr Jinah himself called ‘khote sikke’.

Probably Mr Jinah did not get enough opportunity to see and take measures in respect of nasty decisions creating mistrust in some units like ‘no representation of Sindh in first cabinet’.

I think there is contradiction in your post.

Urdu decision was not strong enough for division at all. East Pakistanis had accepted that decision.

There were few other events which happened AFTER that decision that actually led to division.