The man had a dream of Pakistan But he was in Pakistan, but East Bengal was not But in 1947, when the united India broke away and East Bengal was created, "Pakistan" was created But there was no place for Chaudhry Rahmat Ali, the creator of the name "Pakistan " The honor that the Pakistani governor-general, the ".

Baba-e-Qaum," or Father of the Nation, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, received in Pakistan, was not lost on Chaudhry Rahmat Ali Rather, he was a "nuisance" to Pakistan.

Jinnah died on 11 September 1948 Then Jinnah's successor, the Pakistani Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan, ordered Chaudhry Rahmat Ali to leave Pakistan The partition had already left Ali's ancestral property in Indian Punjab Ali had moved from London to Naya Pakistan in April 1948 He still had no permanent income.

Under orders from the Pakistani Prime Minister Liaquat Ali, Chaudhry Rahmat Ali was forced to leave his dreaming Pakistan for London, where he studied, with the pain of a dream broken The epidemic in London had become influenza Then all was over His body lay in a locked room for several days.

No one knew of his death Then there was no one to cremate him Professor Edward Welborn, a former college professor of Ali's Emmanuel College, came forward After arranging for Chaudhry Rahmat Ali's treatment and burial, Chaudhry died on 12 February 1951, aged 55 Rahmat Ali was left penniless for about a week.

The flag of Pakistan has a moon-star as a symbol of Muslim solidarity But there is also a white section on the side and it is for Hindus living in Pakistan So there is no Shiva in it But there are questions about the status of Hindus in Pakistan, as in the case of the creator of the word "Pakistan.

" In general, there is a pain of dream-break in the country, as in the creator of the word " Pakistan ".