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<\/a>One interesting thing you read the book is that in his last days, the Quaid was yearning to eat some HALWA, and late on partook both Halwa and Puri. He had asked the permission of Colonel Elahi Baksh and the doctor gave it, and found the Quaid very happy after he took the sweet meat of our region. Usually Maulvis are famous for their yearning for Halwa, and it comes as a surprise that our Quaid loved Halwa too. Of course we all take Halwa Puri at one time or the other, and there is nothing new here.<\/p>\n
What is more of study is a simple question: Why were Antibiotics not given to the Quaid? Yes, antibiotics were discovered in World War II and Pencillin was in rage. It was in use in Delhi in 1946 (stored in refrigerators and sold in thermos to be used as injections). In Lahore too we dreaded Pencillin injections. The syringe used to be so big, and boiled in boiling water, and then piercing our skin, to bring tears in our eyes. But it was there, and it did cure infections. And tuberclosis was an easily treated infection even at that time if antibiotics had been put to use. The best doctors were treating the Quaid, including a specialist American doctor. Why were they hesitant to recommend treatment of antibiotics for the Quaid? Here we sense a conspiracy we knew all along. The death of Quaid was being expedited so that the Constitution he was writing, would not be passed in the Assembly. Begum Shahnawaz in her book has clearly pointed out that there existed besides the bed stand of the Quaid, a manuscript copy of the Constitution. THEN SOMEONE DISAPPEARED IT AN IT WAS NOT FOUND. People suspect that some foreign lobbies were responsible for stealing his draft of the future Pakistan.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately no one recovers our past. For no one cares about the future. The present suits everybody, as exploitation of Pakistan by malignant Pakistanis go on and on. When will it stop?<\/p>\n LAST DAYS OF QUAID-E-AZAM HALWA PURI, ANTIBIOTICS AND COLONEL ELAHI BAKSH Expediting death so that constitution would be unfinished Everyone has heard of Colonel Elahi Baksh, the Doctor who treated Quaid-e-Azam in his last days. We knew a little more, for his youngest son studied with us in school. Colonel Elahi Baksh put the last … Continue reading LAST DAYS OF QUAID-E-AZAM – HALWA PURI, ANTIBIOTICS AND COLONEL ELAHI BAKSH<\/span> <\/a>