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“Parsi society ostracized Ruttie, and her father summoned the couple to court, alleging that Jinnah had abducted her.”
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“He spent most of his time campaigning for India’s nationalist movement, and Ruttie ended up alone for months at a time.”
“It was around this time that Jinnah learned that no Indians would be included on the Simon Commission.”
“He tried to rally nationalist leaders against Gandhi, but after months of despair, he finally announced that he was leaving the Congress altogether.”
“Twenty years later Clement Attlee would speak to Jinnah as the prime minister of Great Britain, while Jinnah was the founder of Pakistan, the world’s first Islamic republic.”
“____________________________ From Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia by Sam Dalrymple.”
“Outside of Congress, however, Jinnah’s political career began to decline and his relationship with Ruttie deteriorated.”
“Sarojini’s optimism proved misplaced, however.”
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“Months before the Simon Commission’s arrival, Jinnah put forward a “bold set of proposals” for Muslim representation, which he hoped might resolve the matter.”
“From his loyal friend and follower, Bombay, May 1927, Sarojini Naidu.”
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“By the end of the Great War, he had become one of the best paid lawyers in the country, an elected member of the Viceroy’s Imperial Legislative Council; the tallest leader in Muslim politics, and well on his way to becoming the most important Congress leader.”