Khwaja Nazimuddin belonged to the Nawab family of Dhaka. He was born an aristocrat but never takes it as pride. He was born in the house of a rich landlord in 1894. He got an education from celebrated universities with a cultivated mind. His educated personality was blended both with eastern and western thoughts and ideas. He was amazingly different from the traits of his family. Nazimuddin entered into politics with determination, well education, and preparation. These elements are the foremost in the context of politics and any forum and Nazimuddin is fully equipped with all of them. He determined himself throughout his period with loyalty and consistency.
He had been among the closest to Jinnah and had remained loyal with him and the movement till his last breath. Khwaja Nazimuddin joined Muslim in the mid-thirties and he was the one who re-organized it in Bengal in 1935 with the consent of Jinnah. He boldly dealt with the famine situation in Bengal. He was elected a member of the Central Legislative Assembly in New Delhi and was also appointed Deputy Leader of Opposition.
After the creation of Pakistan, he was appointed Chief Minister of East Bengal. He was the backup in two difficult situations in the newly born Pakistan. Firstly he was called when Jinnah passed away to handle and take over his place. This shows his level of potentials. And secondly, he was invited when Liaquat Ali Khan was assassinated. He was handed over the seat of prime minister and he tackled that with his divine skills. And this is because of his being fair, devoted, and loyal. The true leader was awarded Nishan-i-Pakistan. The trustworthy leader Khwaja Nazimuddin passed away in 1964.
