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Intro
Ahmadi’s have involved themselves in politics for many years. Then they cry persecution. They got Zafrullah Khan appointed as foreign minister of Pakistan. They also helped the British in Africa and got an Ahmadi appointed as president in The Gambia. In 1947, the government of Pakistan reached out to the Ahmadiyya Khalifa, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad and asked him to create a government for Azad Kashmir. He appointed an Ahmadi, Khwaja Ghulam Nabi Gilkar, however, he had him use a fake name, “Mr. Anwar”. Sardar Ibrahim Khan was chosen as the prime minister. Other members of the provisional government were Ghulam Haider Jandalvi, the minister for defence; Nazir Hussain Shah, the minister for finance; and two other ministers for education and industry under assumed names. The headquarters of the government was declared to be in Muzaffarabad. However, this government quickly fizzled out with the arrest of Gilkar in Srinagar (See Das Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir (2012), p. 233). Other members of the provisional government were Ghulam Haider Jandalvi, the minister for defence; Nazir Hussain Shah, the minister for finance; and two other ministers for education and industry under assumed names.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________1928

Per Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar (at the 29:30 mark) he became an Ahmadi. He had been to Qadian twice, the first time he stayed at the same house of where Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar was staying (the house of Nawab Muhammad Ali Khan), the second time he stayed at the house of Mufti Muhammad Sadiq, this is when he did his bait.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________1930-1931

Per Khwaja Ghulam Abdul Ghaffar, Nabi Gilkar was the person who organized the famous “reading rooms” (at the 24:46 mark). At the time, Nabi Gilkar was totally unemployed, the famous Molvi Abdullah lived close-by the first ever reading room and joined as soon as it started. Shaikh Abdullah was also a regular attendee of the “reading room”.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________1931, 13th of July

Sheikh Abdullah and his colleagues were greatly influenced by the lectures of a Kashmiri polymath and lawyer Molvi Muhammad Abdullah. Molvi Abdullah‘s son Molvi Abdul Rahim, Abdullah Sheikh and Ghulam Nabi Gilkar were the first three educated Kashmiri youth to be arrested during the public agitation of 1931. He seems to have been an Ahmadi in 1931, as his biographer tells us, see page 68. He was also reported by a Britisher who was living in Kashmir at the time as part of a group of Qadiani’s (see Spencer Lavan). This Britisher was the whistle-blower who broke the story. It is unclear when he was released from prison.
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1945

The ROR of Dec-1945 reports that Ghulam Nabi Gilkar is the President of the Ahmadiyya Association in Srinagar, Kashmir. He would eventually become the Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir in 1947. His letter to Lord Archibald Wavell is posted. In this letter, he claims that Jesus (as) died in India, on Khanyar Street.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________1947

On 19 July 1947, in Srinagar’s Mohallah Abi Guzar at Sardar Ibrahim Ahmed place resolution for Kashmir’s accession to Pakistan was passed. A prominent Ahmadi freedom fighter Khawaja Ghulam Nabi Gilkar was among the elders who were present to pass this historic resolution.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________1947, October 4th

Ghulam Nabi Gilkar is announced as Prime Minister on Radio Pakistan under the assumed name of Mr. Anwar.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________1949

It is believed that Ghulam Nabi Gilkar was arrested on a tip off by Sunni political activists who thought it was a planning of the Qadiyanis to set up their government in Jammu and Kashmir. So ‘President’ of this Provisional Government’ remained in prison and was released in January 1949 in exchange for the release of Brigadier Gansara Singh, last Governor of Gilgit Baltistan, who was in the Pakistani custody. It must be noted that with help of the UN both India and Pakistan declared a cease fire on 1 January 1949.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________Some data
Ghulam Nabi Gilkar and Kashmir Freedom Movement’, by Zahir-ud-Din, KashmirWatch.com, Oct. 8, 2009
Azad Kashmir — Eik Siasi Jaiza, page 113
http://sunatimes.com/articles/2288/Provisional-Government-of-Jammu-and-Kashmir
Justice Yusuf Saraf, Kashmiris Fight Freedom, page 1286

A meeting was held in Lahore on 02 October 1947 at a residence of Mirza Bashir Ul Ahmad (Head of Qadiani Sect), in which, apart from Ghulam Nabi Gilkar few local Kashmiris were also present. It was in this meeting a decision was taken to set up a Provisional Government. 2. This story is also confirmed by another writer Zahir Ud Din, who wrote: ‘…When the Government of India ousted Nawab of Junagarh, the Government of Pakistan approached Mirza Bashir ud Din Ahmad of Qadiyan and authorised him to take appropriate measures with regard to Kashmir. Mirza called Gilkar to Lahore...’

The news of the Provisional Government was first broadcasted by Radio of Pakistan on 4^thOctober; and published by many newspapers on 5 October. However, people generally make reference to the news published in ‘Civil and Military Gazette’ on 8^thOctober 1947. Without influence and contacts of Mirza Bashir Ud Din Ahmed, there was no way Ghulam Nabi Gilkar or his ‘Cabinet members’ could have got this news broadcasted in Radio Pakistan or got it published in prestigious paper, Civil and Military Gazette.

Famous Kashmiri historian Justice Yusuf Saraf, who after doing extensive research on Modern history of Jammu and Kashmir wrote two volumes consisting of more than 1400 pages, comments on this ‘historic event’. Yusuf Saraf confirms that in response to a ‘Provisional Government’ of Junagarh set up on 1^stof October with Samal Das Gandhi as the President, a meeting was convened by Mirza Bashir Ud Din in Lahore on 2^ndOctober. It was in this meeting it was decided to set up a ‘Provisional Government of Jammu and Kashmir with Ghulam Nabi Gilkar as the President.

Ghulam Nabi Gilkar who was behind Kashmir freedom movement + founder of #AJK & became the 1st #President of Azad Kashmir on October 4, 1947 was an #Ahmadi #Muslim but he’s nowhere in the history of #AJK & #Pakistan bcz it has been distorted by haters of #Ahmadiyya as always.