Creation of Pakistan Prophecies on negative results

Source and subject of interview..?
And it's verification?

کانگریس کے صدر مولانا ابوالکلام آزاد نے اپریل 1946 میں لاہور سے شائع ہونے والا اردو رسالہ ‘چٹان ’ کے لئے صحافی شورش کشمیری کو مندرجہ ذیل انٹرویو دیا تھا۔
Congress President Maulana Abul Kalam Azad gave the following interview to journalist Shorish Kashmiri for the Urdu magazine *Chattan*, published from Lahore, in April 1946.

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I quote from Abul kalam Azad's book "India wins freedom"

When this book India wins Freedom was published in 1958, it did not contain any of these passages

It was inserted in 1988 a full 19 years after the events of 1971and 30 years after the death of Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad (RA)

These 30 pages which the liar is claiming was never part of the original book! India is the epicenter of Fake news as the world recognizes

Mr. Jinnah and his followers did not seem to realize that geography was against them.
Muslims in undivided India were distributed in a way which made it impossible to
form a separate state in a consolidated area. The Muslim majority areas were on the
north-west and the north-east. These two regions have no point of physical contact.
People in these two areas arc completely different from one another in every respect,
except only in religion. It is one of the greatest frauds on the people to suggest that
religious affinity can unite areas which are geographically, economically, linguistically
and culturally different. It is true that Islam sought to establish a society which
transcends racial, linguistic, economic and political frontiers. History has however
proved that after the first few decades, or at most after the first century, Islam was not
able to unite all the Muslim countries into one State on the basis of Islam alone.
This was the position in the past and this is the position today. No one can hope that
East and West Pakistan will compose all their differences and form one nation. Even
within West Pakistan, the three provinces of Sindh, the Punjab and the Frontier, have
internal incompatibility and are working for separate aims and interests. Nevertheless
the die is cast.

It is one of the greatest frauds on the people to suggest that
religious affinity can unite areas which are geographically, economically, linguistically
and culturally different. It is true that Islam sought to establish a society which
transcends racial, linguistic, economic and political frontiers. History has however
proved that after the first few decades, or at most after the first century, Islam was not
able to unite all the Muslim countries into one State on the basis of Islam alone