When the Simon Commission met Jinnah in the lobby of the Western Hotel in February 1929, everything about him belied the fact that he would soon found the world’s first Islamic republic: Pakistan. A reserved Gujarati barrister-turned politician who the
When the Simon Commission met Jinnah in the lobby of the Western Hotel in February 1929, everything about him belied the fact that he would soon found the world’s first Islamic republic: Pakistan. A reserved Gujarati barrister-turned politician who the
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