Sajid Ali Naqvi Calls Quaid-e-Azam’s Death Anniversary a Day of Self-Reflection

Quaid-e-Azam’s Death Anniversary Is Not Merely a Date in History but a Day of Self-Accountability: Allama Sajid Ali Naqvi

Shiite News: In his message issued on September 11 on the occasion of the 78th death anniversary of Pakistan’s founder, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Allama Syed Sajid Ali Naqvi said that extraordinary, visionary and farsighted personalities and leadership emerge only once in centuries. He said that through the tireless efforts and determination of Quaid-e-Azam, along with the historic struggle of the Muslims of the subcontinent, an independent and sovereign state was established. However, despite seven decades having passed, Pakistan continues to await economic and internal stability, while the people are still struggling to secure their basic rights.

He emphasized that September 11 is not merely the death anniversary of the Father of the Nation but also a day of self-accountability. He said that the nation must assess how fairly it has fulfilled the trust entrusted to it by this great leader and other national figures in the form of an independent state. The creation of Pakistan was not merely the result of a division of territories; rather, it was the establishment of an independent state based on the strong Two-Nation Theory, for which millions of people made great sacrifices and undertook migration.

Allama Syed Sajid Ali Naqvi said that various measures had been taken at different times to strengthen the country from a defense perspective. However, due to unsustainable policies, Pakistan continued to become trapped in a cycle of external debt. He said that even 79 years later, questions continue to be raised about the country’s system and policies, while the ongoing blame game is an extremely alarming situation that requires concrete and practical measures to address it.

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He demanded the abolition of oppressive laws from the British era and policies that conflict with fundamental rights, along with the establishment of the rule of law and a merit-based system. He also called for genuine national consensus before the creation of any new province. He said that if the rule of law, merit and protection of citizens’ basic rights are ensured, and effective and sustainable policies are formulated in the national interest, Pakistan can move beyond the list of indebted nations and embark on a path of genuine development and prosperity.