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The Delayed Line
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Partition of British India and the Perfect Crime

The untold story of the summer of 1947 - blurred by official records, ignored by newspapers 1 -

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New investigative book on Partition unveils unseen truths

The book re-examines the Partition of 1947 as not just a hurried imperial withdrawal, but a calculated operation that manipulated timelines, silenced provinces, and reshaped borders with chilling precision

Voices
Silenced

Why were the Muslims of UP, who intellectually led the demand for Pakistan, denied the option to migrate with dignity or to decide their future? They became strangers in the land they once ruled.

STATUS: DECLASSIFIED "Designed like a case file—precise, sourced, and unsettling."
Partition wasn't just about Punjab and Bengal. What about the states where Muslims lived for centuries—Bhopal, Hyderabad, Junagadh? The Delayed Line brings their erased choices back into focus.

The Hidden Mechanism

How Mountbatten’s influence and Nehru’s silence altered the Radcliffe Line.

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Bihar’s Muslims were neither consulted nor protected. They were brutalized before 1947, were left with no roadmap, only the illusion of safety across a border they never chose.

What did “freedom” mean for the Muslims of Kerala or Assam? They were never asked. The Delayed Line goes beyond borders to ask why their fate was sealed without consent.

“The past did not end in 1947.”

It lives inside our borders and conflicts today. Understanding The Delayed Line is not nostalgia; it is a necessary confrontation.

Sadiq Jafri

FEARLESS JOURNALIST • INVESTIGATIVE AUTHOR

Sadiq Jafri is a veteran investigative journalist with over four decades of experience across print and broadcast media. From chronicling Pakistan's political history to exposing human trafficking rings, Jafri is known for fearless reporting.

Based in Lahore, he continues his lifelong pursuit of uncovering untold truths with The Delayed Line.

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