Muhammad Ali Jinnah : A Journey From India To Pakistan

J.B.P. More

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M.A. Jinnah entered politics as a congressman and as a nationalist. While being in the Congress, Jinnah joined the Muslim League in 1913. It was in that new political avatar that he brought about the Lucknow pact as a communal settlement between Hindus and Muslims in 1916. Exasperated by the rise of Gandhi in Indian politics, Jinnah left the Congress and dissociated himself from the non-cooperation and Khilafat movements. He continued to be a leader of the Muslim League. Jinnah raised his stakes. From his Delhi proposal to the fourteen points, he got almost everything from the British. The communal Award came as a shot in his arm to re-affirm the separate political existence of the Muslims and their special destiny. The government of India Act of 1935 along with the communal Award, and the subsequent provincial elections of 1937 gradually pushed Jinnah to radicalise his stand related to the separate political existence of Muslims in India, ending up in the demand for a separate Pakistan in 1940. Jinnah would lead the Muslims to the promised land of Pakistan.

J.B.P. More

J.B.P. More Also known as (J B Prashant More, JBP More) is a French historian, author and teacher. His area of expertise is South Indian history. JBP More was born to Panjab Rao More and Ellenamma Prouchandy in Pondicherry. Panjab Rao More was a Marathi by descent and he was a Bhakti Poet. He was a follower of Sant Tukaram and Sri Aurobindo.[citation needed] He belongs to the Morè clan who were vassals of the Bijapur Sultanate before being defeated and overcome by Shivaji during his ascension to power

Title	Muhammad Ali Jinnah : A Journey From India To Pakistan
Author	J.B.P. More
Publisher	Niyogi Books
Number of Pages	288
Category	Politics Biography
First Published	JAN 2019