The controversy over the house of Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Mumbai

 

 The construction of the house started in 1930 at about two and a half acres

India has divided Pakistan and India two states, now seventy years ago. Not only ordinary people, but also the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, had to leave his favorite house, which he had taken care of, his favorite city in Bombay, now in Mumbai, now in Mumbai.

Later in the day, the house that was tied in the net of Indian-Pakistan hatred, also the house. There is a debate around the house.

Recently, a BBC correspondent went to the house, which is being demanded to break down from a section of the Indians. 

According to Mangal Prasat Lodha, a politician from India, the house may be a symbol of Pakistan's pride but for India it is a symbol of conspiracy.

In 1947, Muhammad Ali Jinnah left India for a new independent state, for which he himself was the founder of Pakistan.

 

But on the way to Pakistan, he left an excellent house in Bombay, whose name is now Mumbai.

The sharing of India was part of the change of life of people of this region. The result or reaction of the people of the subcontinent is still going on.

The impact of the events of 70 years ago was not yet removed from the life of any level.

Millions of loved ones left the border, left the house sweat and love made homes
So when Mohammed Ali Jinnah went to Pakistan, he has become a hated pottery since then.

Pakistan has claimed ownership of the house at different times, but India has already announced the house as an enemy property. Local politician Mangal Prabhat lodha is campaigning for breaking the house. The statement that the house breaks down can be a culture center

Jinnah built the house in about two and a half acres. According to journalist Siddharth Bhatia, Jinnah wanted to create his own strong position. 

"He was a reputable lawyer, he has won many well-publicized cases, and that is why he actually wanted to build his foundation in Bombay, and in 1930 he began to build houses there."

That's why he appointed one of the best architects of the time. Actually, in 1947-48, no one could imagine that people's travel restrictions would come. That's why he looked after the house.

Muhammad Ali Jinnah died in 1948, ie, within a year of Pakistan's independence by partition of India. And since then, his house is empty.

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http://www.bbc.com/bengali/news-41070665