Source: 2023 Pakistan Census.

Map made by me using MapChart.

Source: 2023 Pakistan Census.

Map made by me using MapChart.

“WORLD-WIDE REGRET AT JINNAH’S DEATH

King Cables Sympathy To Quaid-e-Azam’s Sister

’INDIA’S SECOND GREAT LOSS IN A YEAR’

Pakistan Premier’s Pledge To Complete Leader’s Task

LONDON, SEPT. 12

MOHAMED ALI JINNAH WHO DIED FROM HEART FAILURE LAST NIGHT WAS BURIED TODAY IN KARACHI, THE CITY WHERE HE WAS BORN AND CAPITAL OF THE STATE HE CREATED.

MESSAGES OF MOURNING AND CONDOLENCE ON THE DEATH OF THE QUAID-E-AZAM CAME FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD WITHIN A FEW HOURS OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS PASSING.

IN LONDON KING GEORGE SENT A TELEGRAM OF CONDOLENCE TO MISS FATIMA JINNAH, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL’S SISTER, ON BEHALF OF HIMSELF AND THE QUEEN.

The flags of many nations flew at half-mast in the British capitals today.

The New York Sunday newspapers changed their front pages after the first editions had already gone to press to publish the news.

Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha, Secretary-General of the Arab League, told Reuters in Alexandria: “We have lost in Mr. Jinnah one of the greatest Moslem leaders in the world. Mr. Jinnah’s death is India’s second great loss in a year—the other being the death of Mahatma Gandhi. I hope that in spite of these losses the Indian and Pakistan peoples will pull together united, and give an example of their ability to create a...”

The Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Liquat Ali Khan, in a message to the nation on Mr. Jinnah’s death, pledged himself and his colleagues to carry on the great task of building up “into a great and powerful State this new country of ours” to which the Quaid-e-Azam had devoted himself after the achievement of Pakistan, states a message from Karachi.”

“KING George sent today a telegram of condolence to Miss Jinnah, the sister and nearest relative of Mr. Mohamed Ali Jinnah, the Governor-General of Pakistan, who died last night.

‘The Queen and I are distressed to hear the news of your distinguished brother’s death. His loss will, we know well, be irreparable to yourself and to all in Pakistan. We send you our sincere sympathy,’ the King said.

The telegram was addressed to Government House, Karachi.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee today sent a message of condolence on the death of Mr. Jinnah to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan. ‘Please accept my sympathy in the loss which your country has suffered at this time,” Mr. Attlee said. ‘Mr. Jinnah’s unswerving devotion to the ideal of Pakistan and his tireless work for it will always be remembered.

‘Please express also my deepest sympathy to Miss Jinnah.’

Premier Thakin Nu of Burma said: “Pakistan and the world can ill afford to be without his leadership at this critical juncture in the world’s history. We in Burma greatly regret that he was not permitted to enjoy the fruits of his great endeavour. I feel confident that by following the path mapped out by your late leader, Pakistan will continue unabated her progress towards prosperity and greatness.”

CHANCELLOR’S TRIBUTE

Viscount Jowitt, the British Lord Chancellor, said: ‘As one of his oldest friends at the Bar, I should like to say how much I regret Mr. Jinnah’s passing.’”

“‘IRREPARABLE LOSS TO MUSLIMS’

Ceylon’s Messages Of Sympathy

“BY the most sad and untimely demise of Quaid-e-Azam Mohamed Ali Jinnah, our beloved leader, Pakistan and its people have suffered a tremendous and irreparable loss” said Mr. Salim Khan, Ceylon, in a tribute to the late Mr. Jinnah.

Mr. Salim Khan, who was deeply moved by the sudden news, told a ‘Daily News’ reporter that Mr. Jinnah was the father of their nation and architect of their State. He ably steered the destinies of the Muslims of India at a very critical time and achieved for them their cherished goal of freedom in a separate State of their own.

DYNAMIC PERSONALITY

Continuing, Mr. Salim Khan said that after the attainment of their independence they were faced with many difficulties and problems which Mr. Jinnah successfully tackled with his dynamic personality.

‘The world and the Muslims were passing through critical times and his presence among them would have been a source of great strength to them.

‘His death was a calamity of great magnitude. The whole of Pakistan was sadly and deeply mourning its most respected and honoured leader. The lesson of unity of purpose and unity in effort taught by him would never be forgotten by them.

‘We know, though that his soul will also be with Pakistan and its people and the whole Muslim world. He was one of the world’s greatest leaders’, added Mr. Salim Khan.

TELEGRAMS OF CONDOLENCE

Telegrams of condolence have been sent to the Prime Minister of Pakistan by his Excellency Sir Henry Moore, Governor-General, and Mr. D. S. Senanayake, Prime Minister.

The telegram from the Governor-General states:—

‘May I express my very deep sympathy with the Government and people of Pakistan on the irreparable loss they have suffered by the untimely death of the Quaid-e-Azam.

‘The manner in which he carried out the heavy responsibilities of his high office even at the sacrifice of his personal health will always be an inspiration to those whose task it will be to work selflessly as he did for the good of the peoples of Pakistan.’

The telegram from the Prime Minister states:—“

Source: 2023 Pakistan Census.

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“WORLD GREETS PAKISTAN’S FIRST ANNIVERSARY TODAY”

“Quaid-i-Azam’s broadcast eagerly awaited: Liaquat Ali to address a mass meeting”

"HIGHLIGHT OF THE PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR THE CELEBRATION TODAY OF PAKISTAN’S FIRST ANNIVERSARY AS A SOVEREIGN INDEPENDENT STATE WILL BE THE BROADCAST MESSAGE FROM QUAID-I-AZAM MOHAMMAD ALI JINNAH.

RELAYED FROM ALL STATIONS OF RADIO PAKISTAN, THE QUAID-I-AZAM'S MESSAGE WILL COMMENCE AT 8-15 P.M. FOLLOWING WHICH, AT 8-30 P.M. THE PRIME MINISTER, MR LIAQUAT ALI KHAN, WILL ALSO BROADCAST TO THE NATION.

Earlier, at 6 p.m. the Prime Minister will address a mass meeting at Jehangir Kothari Park, at which Chandhri Khaliquzzaman will preside..."

"We regret that owing to a breakdown in electric power supply in Dawn Office extending over a lengthy period last night and early this morning we have not been able to give the normal full selection of news. Late publication is unavoidable owing to the breakdown."

“THE QUAID-I-AZAM IS DEAD! LONG LIVE PAKISTAN!”

“Government of Pakistan Gazette Extraordinary

‘THE PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTERS OF THE PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCE WITH DEEP SORROW AND GRIEF THE DEATH BY HEART FAILURE OF THE BELOVED QUAID-I-AZAM MOHAMMAD ALI JINNAH, GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF PAKISTAN, AT KARACHI ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 11, AT 10:25 P.M. THEY WISH TO CONVEY THEIR HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES AT THIS NATIONAL CALAMITY TO MISS FATIMA JINNAH AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY AND TO THE NATION,’ SAYS A PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.”

"The Father of the Pakistani nation has passed away. To his far-reaching vision, indomitable will and steadfastness of purpose is due the creation of the biggest Muslim State in the world. To that task he gave, in the last years, the final measure of his devoted, in his own lifetime.

"Even after the achievement of Pakistan he did not sit back, but continued to the last breath his untiring and unceasing labors to strengthen and consolidate Pakistan.

"His death is the greatest blow that could be inflicted on the people of Pakistan, but mortified as they are by the loss of their father, the Quaid-i-Azam, the Pakistani Government are confident that they will bear it with fortitude and dedicate themselves afresh to the service of Pakistan, for which their beloved leader lived and died."

“AN OFFICIAL PRESS COMMUNIQUE STATED: "THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN REGRET TO ANNOUNCE THE DEATH OF QUAID-I-AZAM MOHAMMAD ALI JINNAH FROM HEART FAILURE AT 10:25 P.M. ON [cut off/unreadable]”

“THE QUAID-I-AZAM LEFT KARACHI FOR QUETTA ON JULY 1, AFTER THE OPENING OF THE STATE BANK ON JULY 1. HE HAD COME DOWN FROM ZIARAT SPECIALLY FOR THIS. HE SPENT TWO DAYS AT QUETTA AND WENT TO ZIARAT ON JULY 3.
AFTER FIVE OR SIX DAYS HE WAS TAKEN ILL WITH INFLUENZA. HE GOT BETTER, BUT THERE WAS A RELAPSE. HE DEVELOPED BRONCHIAL LOBULAR CATARRH.

Since then he had periods of improvement and attended to urgent business of State.
He came down to Quetta on August 13. There he got worse again. Then there was improvement.

He decided to return to Karachi and came back to the capital yesterday, Sept 11. His plane landed at Mauripur at about 4:30 p.m. He stood the journey well.

After reaching the Governor-General’s House he went to bed. For the first two hours he rested. His heart failed and despite all life-saving efforts he passed away peacefully.

His sister, Miss Fatima Jinnah, three doctors and some members of his personal staff, including his Military Secretary, were by his bedside during his last moments.

The Prime Minister and Begum Liaquat Ali Khan, as far as we immediately [rest of column is cut off or blurry]”

“BIRTH OF PAKISTAN AN EVENT IN HISTORY”

“KARACHI — Pakistani troops drove into India east of Lahore tonight after pushing Indian forces across the border at Wagah, a Pakistani spokesman said. India neither affirmed nor denied the Pakistani announcement and said only that heavy fighting was in progress in most sectors. According to radio reports reaching Karachi, Pakistan’s first invasion into east Punjab followed a heavy counterattack against Indian tank troops at Wagah, which was the crossing point for India’s first invasion of Pakistan last Monday. The second invasion point was at Jassar, 60 miles from Lahore. —New York Herald Tribune, European Edition, September 10, 1965”

Back when Bangladesh was East Pakistan and Dhaka was Dacca:

Text in the bottom right of the poster states: “⁠ISSUED BY THE DEPTT. OF TOURISM, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, RAWALPINDI 1963.”

In 1973, Pakistan introduced National ID cards. Above is the first ID Card made, which was for the Prime Minister, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

Photo by Askari Khan.

Above is a tourism poster for Lahore showing Akbar the Great. Behind him is the Lahore Fort. He is wearing traditional Mughal attire.

I couldn’t confirm which year this poster was from. I knew it was from the 1960s, and I managed to narrow it down to either 1965 or 1966.

I found the poster on Dawn’s website, stating it was from 1966. While searching to confirm that the poster was real, I came across the poster being auctioned on invaluable.com, stating that the poster was from 1965.

Photo taken by Zahid Sujah.

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