Correspondence & Invitations to M.A. Jinnah – Meetings, Conferences & Social Engagements

Sub title : Muslim League, Educational Institutions, and Political Associations

Subject: Indian Politics | Pre-Independence Political Mobilization | Institutional Invitations | Jinnah's Engagements

Date of publication: 1939

Language: English

Page: 115 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28328

Keyword: M.A. Jinnah correspondence 1939 -- Muslim League meetings -- Aligarh Muslim University | Political invitations -- Pre-Partition politics -- All India Muslim League Working Committee | Jaipur affray -- Postmen's union -- Sholapur Conference

Abstract: A collection of letters and invitations addressed to Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1939, covering requests for meetings (including one regarding the Jaipur affray), invitations to Muslim League Working Committee sessions, university events at Aligarh, postmen's union conferences, and social dinners. Also includes letters from regional Muslim Leagues, a Hindu Young Men Club, and a Patients' Relief Association, reflecting Jinnah’s broad political and social engagements during a pivotal pre-Partition year.

Description: Correspondence file addressed to Muhammad Ali Jinnah, showcasing his role as a national leader sought after by political, educational, and civil society groups. Documents illustrate the organizational reach of the Muslim League, Jinnah's packed schedule, and the variety of platforms—from student unions to provincial conferences—where his presence was requested. Provides insight into political networking and public engagements in late colonial India. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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