The Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE), Lahore region, has taken notice of the encroachment and asked for a report from the local revenue officials, English daily The News reported.
Expressing surprise over Mani Shankar Aiyar’s reported praise of Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, BJP president Amit Shah on Saturday asked the Congress not to involve foreign nations in India’s domestic politics.
“The portrait of Mohammad Ali Jinnah was installed before independence in the AMU and so there is nothing wrong in it, but it can be removed if the public sentiments are against it,” Athawale said.
The minister's comment comes days after BJP leader and Uttar Pradesh Minister Swami Prasad Maurya lauded Jinnah saying that the contribution of the Pakistan's founder before partition cannot be ignored.
In a letter written to Vice Chancellor Tariq Mansoor yesterday, Aligarh MP Satish Gautam objected to the Pakistan founders picture on the walls of the AMU student union office.
When 40-year-old Muhammad Ali Jinnah popped the question to teenager Ruttie Petit, the only condition put forward by the bride-to-be was: "you have to shave off your moustache." And Jinnah obliged
Pakistan is perhaps the only modern nation other than Israel that owes its existence to a nationalism inspired by religion.And the man who is widely believed to have conceptualised Pakistan, Mohammad Iqbal remains a lesser
Shimla: One is never too old to learn. Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, 80, is taking lessons on how to use a desktop touch-screen computer as the state assembly seeks to be the first
Islamabad: India has handed over to Pakistan recordings of two important speeches by the country's founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, a step that was welcomed here with much joy.The speeches by Jinnah includes one recorded by
Islamabad, Jun 4: Pakistan's state-run broadcaster has turned to All India Radio for a copy of the historic 1947 speech by the country's founder, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, in which he had said people would be
Karachi, Dec 26: Thousands of people , including women and children, on Sunday converged near the mausoleum of Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah for Imran Khan's massive 'tsunami' rally seeking a "change" in the country.
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