Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Jawaharlal Nehru became the prime ministers of their respective nations after the British left India in the year 1947 after the second world war.
Nehru was of the perspective that the Muslims and Hindus both are free to reside and settle in the new nation as per their choice and preferences. Jinnah on the other hand demanded that Pakistan be a free Muslim nation.
Indian partition
- Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of India after the British rule ended in the country and India became an independent nation after his infamous Tryst With Destiny speech on 15th August 1947.
- Muhammad Ali Jinnah on the other hand became the first prime minister of Pakistan after the partition of India and Pakistan happened and Pakistan became a separate nation on 14th August 1947.
- Nehru and India had made an opinion that the Muslims are free to reside and settle in the new India before the partition and they are free to decide their country of residence.
- Muhammad Ali Jinnah had made a demand from the partition agreements that Pakistan will be a free and separate nation for the Muslims exclusively and no outsider Hindu could settle in the country.
- The agreement of partition still continues to be a matter of tension between the two nations due to regions like Kashmir and Punjab shared by both the nations proportionately.
Hence, both the prime ministers, Nehru and Ali Jinnah had their different perspectives while giving their opinions on the partition between India and Pakistan.
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