Post Partition India & Pakistan: Nation Building Narratives, New Elite, Global agendas & Dilema ( Part 4)

 

Post Partition India & Pakistan

Nation Building Narratives, New Elite,

Global agendas & Dilema ( Part 4)  

A series of debate  regarding partition of the Punjab & Kashmir 

Partition of Punjab and Kashmir in 1947 and its Impacts

Sukh Dev Sohal (Amritsar), Aamir Riaz (Lhore), HarJinder Singh (Melbourne) , Gangveer Rathore Rahon along with Bikram Singh

What happened after birth of two South Asian countries and what we can learn from its 73 years history is a challenge. 

Was their some gapes in their Nation Building Narratives? How humanitarian crisis based on huge displacement & communal segregation effected people of British India in general and people of the Punjab & Kashmir in particular? How elite & powerful people took benefit from it. What were the fatal impact on common people with the emergence of new elite based on allotment politics? Muslim league fought against One Nation Theory (ONT) till 14 August 1947 but after creation of Pakistan it adopted ONT based on centralism and it was very much contrary to  federalism. Why Dr Ambedkar rejected linguistic provinces theory and coined administrative provinces and many more issues.

Part 4 is recorded in two parts watch yourself

 Denial, Betrayal and conflict in post 1947 India and Pakistan. From 1947 to 2020.

Link of Part 4 A

https://www.facebook.com/AUPChannel/videos/2636283353354373/

Link of Part 4 B

https://www.facebook.com/AUPChannel/videos/1421132338276054/

Links of all three parts

Part 1: New Constitution, new political realities, reconciliation and denials 1935 - 1940.

Part 2: US, the New global leader, De-colonization and emergence of new political powers in British India. From Atlantic Charter of 14 August 1941 to December 1945 elections.

link of both parts

https://punjabpunch.blogspot.com/2020/08/partition-of-punjab-kashmir-its-impacts.html

Part 3: 14 months that had changed the Punjab & Kashmir altogether. An unprecedented massacre and migration; history has not witnessed until today. From July 1946 to August 1947. 

https://punjabpunch.blogspot.com/2020/08/partition-debate-1947-last-14-months.html

Further links

Out of 170 members 91 Punjab assembly members including 89 Muslim & two christian members voted against the partition of the Punjab. So more than 50% Punjab assembly members including non Muslim  leaguers voted against the partition of the Punjab in 1947.

https://punjabpunch.blogspot.com/2020/08/some-stray-thoughts-regarding-mid.html