Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has recently emphasized the importance to move with these guidelines of Quaid-e-Azam’s Today, as the country marks the 76th anniversary of Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s death on 11 September 1948, Naqvi stated that the need to follow Jinnah’s ideals has never been more pressing. While the country observes Founder’s Day to celebrate the many achievements in the nation’s history, it is crucial to reflect on Jinnah’s ideals and consider how they can be applied in the present day.
Quaid-e-Azam’s Legacy: Light that Never Fades
Lauding Quaid-e-Azam, Mr. Naqvi noted such outstanding quality of the leader as hard work, persistence, and high morale. Above all, it was Jinnah’s vision and determination that made the creation of Pakistan possible. One of the defining features of his rule is a focus and the passion for independence. It is with his intelligence and tactical insight all the aides aimed at achieving a nation might have remained a nightmare.
The National DebtQuaid-e-Azam’s Vision
Naqvi accepted that the Quadi e Azam is to be given a great debt of gratitude. This level of freedom and independence owes entirely to the leadership and sacrifice of Jinnah. This independence is clear evidence of the principles that he held dear. These principles remain an inspiration to many generations.
Learning and practising what Quaid-e-Azam’s vision means: – It is everyone’s duty
Administrative Justice: A Case of Equality and Justice in Pakistan
Naqvi further states that, “In Quaid-e-Azam’s Pakistan, no one would be superior on the basis on language, class, or association”. Jinnah envisioned Pakistan as a country where everyone, including minority citizens, would receive equal rights and opportunities. He regarded forgiveness as a crucial aspect of equality and a fundamental element of his vision, deserving real application in various aspects of national life.
The Realgap Between Ideal and Reality Quaid-e-Azam’s Vision
There is of course in this case an increasing distance between the ideals of the Founding Father and this or that realization in the present time. It is not a secret that Pakistan has not been performing in many international fields due to this political bypassing of Jinnah’s golden principles. This difference has hindered growth and development and thus the country is in a position where it must adhere to its fathers principles.
Moving Ahead: A Pledge to the Vision of Jinnah Quaid-e-Azam’s Vision
Addressing Increasing Responsibility Or Taking Through Towards Development or Stability
Naqvi urged a reaffirmation of this commitment in modern Pakistan, stating, “The aspirations of the people cannot be realized without following the footsteps of our founder.” He emphasized that the way forward involves upholding the same tenets of ethics, fairness, and equality that Jinnah preached. He stressed that not only leaders but also ordinary citizens must contribute to these ideals, based on the responsibilities they need to uphold.
Goals Planned Out Quaid-e-Azam’s Vision
Thus, as Pakistan celebrates the life of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, it must also consider how best to incorporate his ideals within the governance and societal arrangement of today. To achieve Jinnah’s dream, there has to be a concerted effort in bridging any existing gaps and putting in level headedness. Doing so will enable the country to work towards the same ideals that its honourable founder had done, and that is seeking for Pakistan the true potential that its founding fathers envisioned.
