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Jinnah's Speech Analysis

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Critique of Jinnah’s speeches on call of duty and protection of minorities Jinnah has set an inspiring example to be followed by the people of today – the leaders, and the ordinary people. In the history of mankind, it truly seems hard to find a man who was optimistic, enthusiastic and full of vigor and determination and actually worked for the betterment of mankind. No wonder before Pakistan was created, when Hindus and Muslims were living in sub-continent together, Jinnah was a congress supporter which was the Hindus’ party. Jinnah believed that Hindus and Muslims could live together but later on, just when Jinnah saw the worst behavior of Hindus towards Muslims such as in the Congress Rule, Jinnah realized Muslims needed a separate homeland to live …show more content…

They needed to be fed with the realization that Pakistan was their country as it was of Muslims. At the time of partition, many minorities resided in Pakistan. The message needed to be delivered to whole of the nation that minorities should be protected and for guiding everyone, Jinnah did his two speeches in this regard that is the call of duty (11th Oct, 1947), addressing to the civil, naval, military and air force officers of Pakistan to let them understand their duties and to instruct how this nation would work. Secondly, he talked about rights of minorities in protection of minorities (30th Oct, 1947). Basically, Jinnah’s main purpose of both the speeches was to advise the people of Pakistan as to how to rule it and lead it that it becomes a happy homeland for the future children. In both of them, Jinnah focused on what was happening at that time in Pakistan and in between Pakistan and India and also what the minorities were feeling. So Jinnah illustrated that first and later on guided the people of Pakistan to follow his instructions and to keep on working hard

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