The partition of India was a “big mistake“ made by “our ancestors“, feels All-India Muslim Personal Law Board vice-president Maulana Kalbe Sadiq who wants to “make up“ for it.
“Our ancestors made a big mistake by dividing the country into parts. One of the two parts is now called Pakistan, but we call it Paapistan because of the violence taking place there,“ the Shia cleric said at the first summit of Global Interfaith Wash Alliance (GIWA). “We want to make up for the mistake. We request (the government) that our children should be given education and training so that in place of a Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Abul Kalam Azad and A P J Abdul Kalam are born in India,“ he said.
“Our ancestors made a big mistake by dividing the country into parts. One of the two parts is now called Pakistan, but we call it Paapistan because of the violence taking place there,“ the Shia cleric said at the first summit of Global Interfaith Wash Alliance (GIWA). “We want to make up for the mistake. We request (the government) that our children should be given education and training so that in place of a Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Abul Kalam Azad and A P J Abdul Kalam are born in India,“ he said.
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