The rise and spread of religious fanaticism in Pakistan is attributed to the parallel power of the government of former military dictator General Zia-ul-Haq and subsequent established clerics. But a special figure in history, Joginder Nath Mandal, in the resignation of the then Prime Minister 70 years ago, used Pakistan’s policy of establishing power as a weapon to promote religious bigotry and then kneel before it. Was held responsible Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, invited Joginder Nath Mandal to chair the first session of the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. He also became the first law minister of Pakistan. Prior to the partition of India, not only was independence from the British colonial system an important issue in Bengal politics, but in the eyes of some, the peasants in the landlord system of Bengal were even more important. Most of them were Muslims. Behind him were Dalits, also known as Namasudras....
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