Pakistan's first prime minister was behind the murder of America?

Islamabad: Pakistan's first Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan was shot dead by assassins. His birthday is Gandhiji's birthday, which means October 2. It was alleged that the assassination was done by the Afghans in the US.

Born on October 2, 1896 in Karnal in undivided Punjab, India. His father received the title from Rukhen-Uddaula, Shamser Jang, Nawab Bahadur etc. from the British Government. His mother's name is Mahmuda Begum.

In 1918 he graduated from Mohamedan-Angoo Oriental College in Aligarh. In the same year, the family's relative married Jahangira Begum. After the death of his father, he went to the UK and in 1921 he received a master's degree from Oxford University. He was elected the Honorable Treasurer of the Indian Majlis at Oxford.

He joined the All India Muslim League in 1923 without returning to the Indian Congress. In 1926, he was elected a member of the Provincial Legislative Assembly from Muzaffarnagar. He was elected a member of the Central Legislative Assembly in 1940.

Mohammad Ali Jinnah returned to India and started to form Muslim League by calling on Liaquat Ali. In 1936, the conference of the All India Muslim League was held in Bombay (now Mumbai). Jinnah nominated Liaquat Ali as the General Secretary of the Muslim League at that conference. Liaquat was elected unopposed. In 1947, he was holding this position. He was also made vice president of the Muslim League Parliamentary Party. Liaquat Ali was elected from Mirat in the elections of 1945-46. In this election, Muslim League won 87 percent seats for Muslims. After that election, an interim government was formed. Liaquat Ali he got the responsibility of the finance ministry of the government.

After the partition of India in 1947, Liaquat Ali Khan was made the Prime Minister of Pakistan. He formulated the framework of the Constitution of Pakistan and presented it in the Parliament on 12 March 1949. During his time, India and Pakistan agree to resolve the Kashmir issue through the UN. It was then decided that a referendum will be held in Kashmir under UN supervision for democratic solution of the problem. After the death of Jinnah, there was a problem among religious minorities in Pakistan and India-Pakistan faced a second war. Liaquat Ali then signed the agreement with Liaquat-Nehru, with Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The purpose of this agreement was to develop relations with India. In 1951 he went to the United States tour. In 1949, the central bank of Pakistan was established. At the same time, a paper money-making factory (mint) was established in Karachi.