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23rd March 1940 was the blessed day when Pakistan resolution was passed in the annual convention of All India Muslim League. The foundation stone for the country was laid and the struggle for this piece of land started in earnest. God be our witness we accomplished a gigantic task in no more than 7 years from the day this resolution was passed. 23rd March 1940 was really a turning point in the history of Muslim nation in the sub-continent. We won what was rightfully ours to begin with _ freedom. This freedom came at a costly price but still it was worth it and if our short history is any measure most of us have cashed in on the deal pretty much in lust and dollars. It has been a win win situation for the rulers and loose loose situation for the common man who is yet to see the real side of freedom. The disturbing news is that more and more people are joining the ruler class and starting to tear at the pieces of this land. May God guide us to the right path.
If army rule is considered any measure of flip side of lady luck then we have had more than enough in this regard. More than half of our existence has passed under tyrannical rule of dictators from the army. This year is no different and there is hope _ in the evil circles _ that next will not be any different, either.
They say hope spring is eternal. I am a firm believer of the saying. Let us all hope that this spring reveals something fruitful burried underneath it soon or else...

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