before_revision: The Sialkot Convention  was a milestone in MuslimHindu politics. It is widely regarded by Pakistani historians as the landmark event which brought the Muslim League into prominence in undivided Punjab. It broke the Unionist Party's hold over the Muslims of Punjab and swayed their sentiments towards the Muslim League and the Pakistan movement, paving the way for the eventual formation of Pakistan.  In his efforts to elevate Pakistan's fledgling profile , Malhi hosted an historic dinner for Eleanor Roosevelt, President of the United Nations General Assembly and former First Lady of the United States. With the advent of martial law in the early sixties, Malhi became a vociferous opponent of the government of General Ayub Khan. In 1965  he allied himself with and supported Fatima Jinnah in her bid to democratically dislodge Ayub Khan from his assumed office. Despite his withdrawal from active political life, Malhi remained an established member of Pakistans elite intellectual and political circles. Death and legacy Naseer Ahmad Malhi died on 12 July 1991. Muhammad Ali Jinnah considered him among his most able stalwarts. Pakistan recognises him as one of its most dedicated founding fathers.
after_revision: The Sialkot Convention in May 1944 was a milestone in MuslimHindu politics. It is widely regarded by Pakistani historians as the landmark event which brought the Muslim League into prominence in undivided Punjab. It broke the Unionist Party's hold over the Muslims of Punjab and swayed their sentiments towards the Muslim League and the Pakistan movement, paving the way for the eventual formation of Pakistan. Brief History of Sialkot (scroll down to Colonial Sialkot to read about Sialkot Convention (1944) arranged by Naseer Ahmad Malhi) District Courts Sialkot website, Retrieved 21 January 2020 In his efforts to elevate Pakistan's image , Malhi hosted an historic dinner for Eleanor Roosevelt, President of the United Nations General Assembly and former First Lady of the United States. With the advent of martial law in the early sixties, Malhi became a vociferous opponent of the government of General Ayub Khan. In 1965 , he allied himself with and supported Fatima Jinnah in her bid to democratically dislodge Ayub Khan from his assumed office. Death Naseer Ahmad Malhi died on 12 July 1991. 
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