Is it just symbolic? Or, is it bad luck?.

The end of the ambulance car oil in the middle of the road was what was signalling the end of Jinnah's life? Whether by accident or by accident, let's get straight to the facts Just a year ago, he won the biggest case of his life, which was called -- "Pakistan.

" So, at the age of 71, Barrister Muhammad Ali Jinnah was resting But things were different Jinnah, who was suffering from lung cancer His body weight was reduced to only 39 kg From March 1948, his health started deteriorating He was taken to Quetta for treatment on 6th of March 1948.

From there to Ziarat for better treatment Steptomycin failed in Ziarat From there, he was brought back to Quetta on 13th August 1948.

On 9 September 1948, Jinnah was diagnosed with pneumonia On 11 September 1948, he was flown from Quetta to Karachi for treatment Gandhi had left for India Liaquat Ali Khan was in the chair of the Prime Minister of Pakistan The Viking aircraft carrying Jinnah from Quetta landed at Mauripur Airport in Karachi, Pakistan.

Jinnah's personal physician Elahi Bux, Jinnah's sister Fatima Jinnah, and the nurse from Quetta, Donheim Jinnah's military secretary, who was waiting at Mauripur Airport Jinnah was taken off the plane and taken to the ambulance Governor House Fatima and Donheim were seated in the back seat of the ambulance Behind the ambulance was the Pak governor general's new flashy Cadillac limousine.

But after four miles, Jinnah's ambulance stopped with a loud bang Amazingly, the ambulance ran out of petrol! The rear cardiac limousine door was small So Jinnah's stretcher wouldn't go in Everyone waited for another ambulance It was unbearably hot in Karachi Fatima and Donahm took turns to shower Jinnah with newspapers.

But Jinnah's condition worsened in the heat Fatima Jinnah's "My Brother" page says, "Jinnah's body was full of flies! After about an hour, another ambulance came By then, Jinnah's pulse had dropped The atmosphere was suffocating.

That night, on 11 September 1948, at 10: 20 pm, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the father of Pakistan and Gandhi's "Quaid-e-Azam," died at his Karachi home He was 71 years old at the time of his death After Jinnah's second wife, Mariam Jinnah, died in 1919, his grandfather and his children were looked after by his sister Fatima.

When senior officials of the Pakistan government visited the ailing Jinnah, Jinnah would tell his sister Fatima, "Look, Fatima, they are all here to see when I die and they are in power!".

After the death of her father, Jinnah and Mariam's only daughter, Dina Jinnah, never visited Pakistan except for funerals Dina married Neville Wadia, a Christian of Parsi origin This strained the father-daughter relationship Jinnah's first marriage was to Emibai Jinnah of his village Pinali before they moved to London His mother Mithabai and wife Emibai died while Jinnah was in London.

Jinnah then married Ratanbai Petit in 1918 Ratanbai was the daughter of Sir Dinshaw Petit, a noble Parsi family friend of Jinnah's, and was 24 years younger than Jinnah After the marriage, Ratanbai became "Mariam Jinnah ".

The marriage was a matter of dispute between Ratanbai's family, the Parsi community, and Muslim religious leaders Her family and the Parsi community abandoned her because she was a Muslim It is heard that within a year of partition, an ailing Jinnah held the hand of his personal physician and said that seeking Pakistan was the biggest mistake of his life!.