If Jinnah is the founder then Liaquat Ali Khan is the establisher of the country Pakistan. This person was born in 1895 in the land of India but became prime minister of the newly founded Pakistan. He opened his eyes in the house of a landowner and get well education from Aligarh, Allahabad, and Exeter College, Oxford. Like Jinnah, he was a barrister by profession and entered into politics in 1923. He participated in politics as well and then soon joined Muslim League and became close to Jinnah.
He was among the front-line strugglers of the Pakistan Movement and their struggle outburst in form of beautiful Pakistan. Jinnah holds newborn Pakistan as governor-general and Liaquat Ali Khan sided him as a prime minister. Both the leaders were struggling so hard and then suddenly the founder passed away which was no less than a crisis for the country. In that situation, the outstanding Liaquat Ali Khan tied him stronger and coped with the breakdowns. He was the one who guided the country and was titled “qaid-i-millet” (leader of the country). Unfortunately, the nation lost its leader in 1951.
