Two Mumbai doctors who guarded Jinnah's secret for decades set to receive Pakistan's highest civilian award
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2 Mumbai Doctors Who Kept Jinnah's Illness A Secret To Get Pakistan's Highest Civilian Award
In a post on X, Ahsan Iqbal noted that Dr Patel and Dr Dhaybho-Koo had examined Jinnah's X-ray in 1946 and concluded that his tuberculosis had reached an advanced stage and he had only a year or two to live.
Jinnah's deteriorating health in the days just before India's partition was one of those closely guarded secrets. Now, 78 years later, Pakistan is honoring two Parsi doctors from Bombay who treated the country's founding father and concealed his serious illness at a crucial juncture in history.
Two Mumbai doctors who guarded Jinnah's secret for decades set to receive Pakistan's highest civilian award
Two Mumbai Parsi doctors are set to receive Pakistan's Nishan-e-Imtiaz. They are being recognised for keeping Muhammad Ali Jinnah's serious tuberculosis diagnosis confidential in 1946.
Bombay Parsi doctors who kept Jinnah's illness secret get Pak's top civilian award
Pakistan News: Jinnah's failing health was one of the closely guarded secrets of the final days before Partition. Now, 78 years later, Pakistan is honouring two Parsi doctors from Mumbai who treated the founder of the country and kept his terminal illness hidden at a pivotal moment in history.
In the historical context of the formation of Pakistan, a medical secret kept by two doctors from Mumbai, India has now come to light. The Pakistani government has announced the award of the country's highest civilian award, the 'Nishan-e-Imtiaz', to the two doctors for keeping the details of the illness that led to the death of the late leader and father of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, a secret in his final days. Renowned Mumbai-based doctor …
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