In what can only be termed as a classic case of Stockholm Syndrome, members of the National Press Club in Dhaka, Bangladesh were seen commemorating the 76th death anniversary of Muhammad Ali Jinnah -- the founding father of Pakistan.

Stockholm syndrome? Bangladesh civil society commemorates Jinnah, chides India

Did you know that Pakistan has a low-cost airline that is named after high-cost Muhammad Ali Jinnah? Pakistan's Quaid-e-Azam was a self-made aristocrat, he was known for his magnificent homes, luxury cars and bespoke suits tailored in London.

Gravitas: Pakistan's low-cost airline named after high-cost Jinnah

It was in March 1947 when Lord Louis Mountbatten was made the last viceroy of British India and assigned the tough task to give power back into the hands of a country which they had colonised for more than three hundred years.

Cast From The Past: Radcliffe and his blood-smeared line continue to haunt India since 1947

The two-nation theory that gave birth to Pakistan is at the centre of controversy all over again. This time the one professing it is Pakistani Nuclear Physicist and Defence Analyst - Pervez Hoodbhoy who condemned Imran Khan's government.

Pakistan in a state of confusion as it was born out of it: Pakistani Physicist Pervez Hoodbhoy

Jinnah was a free spirit caged within a Muslim body.

Opinion: Why you shouldn't expect the portrait of Jinnah to be taken down from AMU

Farhat Ali Khan said that no organisation in Pakistan must be having photos of Indian leaders who fought for independence, and the vice versa should be followed in India

Muslim Mahasangh chief announces Rs 1 lakh reward for destroying Jinnah posters

Jinnah was given a lifetime membership to the university before the partition

Why was Jinnah's portrait put up? BJP MP to Aligarh Muslim University VC