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Muhammad Ali Jinnah''Quaid-e-azam'' was the first Governor general of Pakistan.
He was very kind man. Mohandas Gandhi and Jinnah worked together to get free from the British. After the independence Gandhi did not want to separate the countries. And the Jinnah gave us Pakistan. And was the first Governor general of Pakistan.
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