Letter Arranging a Meeting in Bombay During the Critical Pre-Partition Period

Sub title : Request for an Audience with M.A. Jinnah and an Accompanying Numerical Document

Subject: Political Diplomacy and Access to M.A. Jinnah | Pre-Partition Meetings | Administrative or Membership Documentation

Date of publication: 1947

Language: English

Page: 2p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 27934

Keyword: M.A. Jinnah -- Meeting Request -- March 1947 -- Bombay -- New Delhi -- Pre-Partition Politics -- Khurahid | Green's Hotel -- Administrative List -- Numerical Document -- Pakistan Movement.

Abstract: This document consists A typed letter dated 14th March 1947 from an official in New Delhi to a contact named "Khurahid" in Bombay. The writer carefully arranges a two-day visit (March 17th-18th) with the explicit purpose of securing "an interview with the Qaide-Azam," demonstrating the protocol and planning required to access M.A. Jinnah during the frenetic final months before Partition is a separate, lengthy document consisting almost entirely of a numerical sequence from to approximately 803, with numerous errors and repetitions. This appears to be a corrupted scan or a mis-formatted administrative list (possibly a membership roll, index, or numbered resolution document) that was likely attached to or filed alongside the correspondence. Together, they represent a slice of the logistical and administrative activity surrounding Jinnah's leadership.

Description: This document consists A typed letter dated 14th March 1947 from an official in New Delhi to a contact named "Khurahid" in Bombay. The writer carefully arranges a two-day visit (March 17th-18th) with the explicit purpose of securing "an interview with the Qaide-Azam," demonstrating the protocol and planning required to access M.A. Jinnah during the frenetic final months before Partition. is a separate, lengthy document consisting almost entirely of a numerical sequence from 1 to approximately 803, with numerous errors and repetitions. This appears to be a corrupted scan or a mis-formatted administrative list (possibly a membership roll, index, or numbered resolution document) that was likely attached to or filed alongside the correspondence. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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