Jinnah Delhi Bungalow: Muhammad Ali Jinnah is the name which took away a large part of India. Yes! We are talking about Pakistan. But do you know that when the person who divided India into two parts left his Delhi house, he was washed with Ganga water. It is said that many historic meetings of the Muslim League were held in this bungalow located in Lutyens’ Delhi, and a conspiracy to create Pakistan was being hatched within its own walls. Senior journalist Vivek Shukla, who has a lot of knowledge about Delhi and is called ‘Encyclopedia’, said that famous industrialist Ramkrishna Dalmia had bought Jinnah’s bungalow for only Rs 2.5 lakh. But why was the bungalow washed with Ganga water immediately after Jinnah’s departure? You will be surprised to know this. Why was Jinnah’s bungalow washed with Ganga water? Let us tell you that this bungalow is located at 10 Aurangzeb Road in Delhi. Which is now known as APJ Abdul Kalam Road. This story is from 1943 when the prominent leader of the Muslim League, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, had bought this house. This was no ordinary house; It was a magnificent European style bungalow spread over about two and a half acres.
It had ten luxurious bedrooms, a large drawing room, a billiards room and a special bar. Within these walls, maps demarcating the boundaries of India and Pakistan were prepared. You may be surprised to know that Pakistan’s famous newspaper ‘Dawn’ was published from Daryaganj, Delhi and was run by Jinnah; At that time, it was a means to further the idea of Pakistan. Breaking News: 15 newborns burnt to death in hospital fire in Pakistan, one child’s life could be saved. Jinnah had made religion a weapon. The matter does not end here. Journalist Vivek Shukla had also informed that Jinnah’s personality was strange. He was demanding an Islamic country, yet he was never seen offering namaz in any mosque in Delhi. He used to wear three-piece suits and used to sit in the bar of this bungalow in the evening and drink expensive liquor. Religion had no personal significance for him; “They just used it as a weapon for politics.” According to the information, this bungalow was very luxurious, but in reality only Jinnah and his sister Fatima lived in this bungalow. Actually, Jinnah was a very lonely person from inside. He did not get along well with his only daughter Dina. While the father was trying to create a staunch Islamic country, his daughter went against his wishes and married a Parsi man. Now the biggest revelation of Operation Sindoor, Army had turned Pakistan red at midnight; This is how the price of vermilion was told