Khaksar Resolution Not Cited at Minar-e-Pakistan
The Khaksar Resolution (given below) was passed unanimously on the same night that the Pakistan Resolution was passed (March 24, 1940). The said Resolution is not cited at the Minar-e-Pakistan (Lahore), which shows the way Pakistan’s history is being presented.
“This Session of the All India Muslim League places on record its deep sense of sorrow at the unfortunate and tragic occurrence on the 19th March, 1940, owing to a clash between the Khaksars and the Police resulting in the loss of a large number of lives and injuries to many more and sincerely sympathizes with those who have suffered and with their families and dependents. This Session calls upon the Government to forthwith appoint an independent and impartial committee of inquiry, the personnel of which would command perfect confidence of the people with instructions to them to make full and complete investigation and inquiry in the whole affairs and make their report as soon as possible.
This Session authorizes the Working Committee to take such actions in the matter as they may consider proper immediately after the publication of the report of the Committee.
This Session urges upon the various governments that the order declaring the Khaksar organisation unlawful should be removed as soon as possible.”
For further information, read the following book:
"Hidden Facts Behind British India's Freedom: A Scholarly Look Into Allama Mashraqi and Quaid-E-Azam's Political Conflict" by Allama Mashriqi's grandson, Nasim Yousaf
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