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Is this just an oversight, or a deliberate attempt to manipulate Pakistan’s historical narrative? Since General Asim Munir took charge as Army Chief, and brought his likes of politicians many observers feel that Pakistan’s history is being quietly altered, reshaped, or selectively presented.

The latest example is the 14th August government advertisement published in all major newspapers. It prominently features the Sharif family, the current military leadership, and other public figures — but completely omits Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the very founder of the nation.

When a state-sponsored Independence Day message removes the image of the man who created Pakistan, questions naturally arise: Is this just carelessness, or part of a wider agenda to rewrite history?
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Bit late to this thread but, There is NO freedom.

August 14, 1947 is when gora sahib left and replaced by kala saab. It was a change of guard.

The change of ownership went from the Crown to Washington DC.

A Viceroy need not cometh to this boundary named Pakistan. They sit in DC and order bandmasters.

This is the reality.
 
A moth-eaten Pakistan is better than no Pakistan....

Do you want a rich England under Germany or a poor England independent?

An advanced Happy Birthday....

*A personal note: on August 14, 1947 my maternal grandfather, the headmaster of Karimganj High School, left his job and house to make a Hijret to Pakistan. When he was the headmaster of Sylhet High School, a group of unruly students tried to bring down the Pak flag hoisted inside his school during 1952 language movement. He called police and handed them over.
 
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