Below is a video clip of interviews with Iskander Mirza of Pakistan and Nehru of India(1950s); one, Mirza is an invented leader, the descendent of Mir Jafar clan the traitors who collaborated with the British East India Company against the native people at Palasy (1785) and the other, Nehru, is a real genuine leader that arose from native society and represented its aspirations and aspirations of all the oppressed people around the world.
Notice how Nehru speaks of British imperialism and in favour of Egypt unlike Iskander Mirza whose talk and attire reflect British-imitating elitism and sycophancy that characterised his class in service of the imperial masters that most of the Muslim League leadership came from.
The dress of both the leaders express the contrast not even in characters and roles but also the cultural orientation.
Notice how Nehru speaks of British imperialism and in favour of Egypt unlike Iskander Mirza whose talk and attire reflect British-imitating elitism and sycophancy that characterised his class in service of the imperial masters that most of the Muslim League leadership came from.
The dress of both the leaders express the contrast not even in characters and roles but also the cultural orientation.










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