Fearless Quaid-e-Azam and a shining tear.

 Every year Pakistan Day, Quaid-e-Azam's day of birth and death and Liaquat Ali Khan's day of martyrdom are on the same day. If Quaid-e-Azam died on September 12 instead of September 11 or Liaquat Ali Khan's martyrdom on October 17, this beautiful coincidence would not have happened. This is the management of nature and only those who think about the system of nature can understand it. Those who exclude the factor of nature from the intelligent and enlightened life lose the understanding of such matters.

I have explained many times through student research on these topics, so today I do not want to touch these bundles of lies. My focus today is on what he said about Pakistan in the last days of Quaid-e-Azam's life, what he said from the acquisition of Pakistan to the future, what dreams he mentioned and how he shared his feelings in solitude in front of his doctors. Lifted the veil from.After reading the books of Colonel Dr. Elahi Bakhsh and Dr. Riaz Ali Shah, the special physicians of Quaid-e-Azam, a question comes to my mind again and again which I want to put in front of you. One thing is for sure and history has decided that All the books I have read on Quaid-e-Azam confirm the fact that the physicians of Quaid-e-Azam have stated in their books very clearly.

These physicians remained very close to Quaid-e-Azam for the last two and a half months of their lives and Quaid-e-Azam also spoke openly with them. Their stomach can't work properly. Dr. Elahi Bakhsh has written in detail that when he initially checked up on Quaid-e-Azam, Quaid-e-Azam told him that my stomach was not working properly and this was also told to him by doctors abroad.

According to Col. Elahi Bakhsh, he was adamant that he had nothing but that. When Dr. Elahi Bakhsh suspected TB, he called Dr. Riaz Ali Shah, Dr. Alam and Dr. Ghulam Muhammad for further investigation. After X-rays, blood tests, sputum tests, etc., he became convinced that Quaid-e-Azam had TB. He wanted to keep the real disease hidden from the patient, but on the advice of the motherland, he told Quaid-e-Azam his complete diagnosis. He listened patiently.

According to the diagnoses of Dr. Elahi Bakhsh and Dr. Riaz Ali Shah, the disease was two years old. He could have done it. Then how did this disease disappear from the motherland?Historically, the story of Dr. Patel's diagnosis and secrecy was told by the authors of Freedom at Midnight, and from Mountbatten onwards, it was said that if I had known about the disease, it could have been delayed by delaying independence. Dr. Naeem Qureshi, a retired professor at Azam University, told me that according to his research, this whole thing is just a myth. He was writing a book.

Dr. Riaz Ali Shah writes. At the behest of Quaid-e-Azam, I sat down on a chair near him. He said, "I have never cared about my health till today. Death and life are all from Allah. Of course, I am not afraid of any power in the world except God Almighty. One day he said, “Pakistan is a living reality. My soul is satisfied that Muslims are not slaves in the continent. God willing, Pakistan will become the greatest country in the world.

Dr. Elahi Bakhsh and I were with Quaid-e-Azam in Quetta. Don't worry, trust God, don't let your ranks get crooked. God willing, He will give you a more intelligent guide than me. While saying this, a thick shiny tear fell from one of the eyes of Quaid-e-Azam on Masheri and he covered his face with a blanket. (Last Moments of Quaid-e-Azam by Dr. Riaz Ali Shah) According to Dr. Riaz Ali Shah He passed away. His last words were "Allah." Pakistan''.