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Jinnah: A Charisma Built for Disrupture

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November 12, 2015

 

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Jinnah lacked the other two: he lacked traditional authority as he was a lawyer by profession ? neither a religious man nor a landowner, and he had little legal authority as he became the head of the Muslim League only late in the Raj. Charisma, then, was a key element to his success. Jinnah became a Muslim hero by default...
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In the negotiations with the British towards the end of the Raj, Jinnah's legal acumen made him a formidable opponent for Jawaharlal Nehru. Jinnah considered politics a "gentleman's game," and became disillusioned with Gandhi's populism. A staunch member of Nehru's Congress Party, Gandhi's rise in the 1920's led him to believe that Congress wanted a Hindu nation, not a secular one...
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