M.A. Jinnah’s Pakistan Day Messages & Political Guidance

Sub title : Internal Muslim League Communications, Provincial Politics

Subject: All‑India Muslim League | Pakistan Movement | Provincial Politics (Sind | NWFP) | British Cabinet Mission

Date of publication: 1945

Language: English

Page: 156 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28332

Keyword: Pakistan Day 1945 -- Jinnah messages 1945 -- Muslim League internal affairs -- Sind ministry crisis -- NWFP politics | Cabinet Mission 1946 -- post‑Partition reconstruction -- Mnority protection -- Patna session

Abstract: A collection of statements, messages, and internal notes issued by M. A. Jinnah during the critical mid‑1940s period. Includes Pakistan Day anniversary messages (1945), discussions on Muslim League elections and ministerial stability in Sind and the North‑West Frontier Province, responses to British parliamentary delegation proposals, reflections on the Cabinet Mission negotiations, and early post‑Partition appeals for reconstruction and minority protection. Also contains excerpts from Jinnah’s 1938 presidential address at the Patna Muslim League session.

Description: M. A. Jinnah’s strategic communications during the final phase of the Pakistan struggle. The materials show Jinnah’s dual role: publicly rallying Muslim India around the Pakistan demand through anniversary messages, and privately managing factional disputes within provincial Leagues. The collection captures his reactions to British constitutional proposals, his criticism of the Congress‑backed ministry in NWFP, and his early post‑Partition call for national rebuilding and communal peace. Provides insight into the organizational challenges and political messaging of the Muslim League on the eve of independence. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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