..::: Speeches & Statements - Quaid-e-Azam (Jul - Sep 1948)

"All are equal in the eyes of God of other religions, but under the squint--eyed Hinduism, men are born unequal and should live as unequals. The 'Panchama' or the untouchable, cannot aspire to heavenly bliss by himself, whatever penance he may do. If he serves the priestly class well and truly, he will get promotions to the higher class in his next birth but he will remain a born 'Sudra'. If he does better service to the community which God has chosen as his power-of-attorney agents on earth, he gets promoted to the 'Vaishva' class, then to the 'Kshatriya' and finally to the class which stands at the threshold of divinity."

Quaid-e-Azam
Mohammad Ali Jinnah

Quoting an article published in 'Sunday Observer' of Madras, March 11, 1942

July 1948 - September 1948

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Jul. 1, 1948 State Bank of Pakistan: A Symbol of our Sovereignty Speech on the occasion of the opening ceremony of State Bank of Pakistan 5

Aug. 14, 1948 Achievements of the First Year: A Firm Basis for Optimism Message to the Nation on the occasion of the First Anniversary of Pakistan 4

Aug. 27, 1948 Eid Greetings to the Muslims Message to the Nation on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr 3

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July 1948 - September 1948

Date	Heading	Description	Read more
Jul. 1, 1948	State Bank of Pakistan: A Symbol of our Sovereignty	Speech on the occasion of the opening ceremony of State Bank of Pakistan	5
Aug. 14, 1948	Achievements of the First Year: A Firm Basis for Optimism	Message to the Nation on the occasion of the First Anniversary of Pakistan	4
Aug. 27, 1948	Eid Greetings to the Muslims	Message to the Nation on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr	3