The facts are facts

 The facts are the facts ...

 When Wali Khan wrote this book, in a country where the only study of the country's history was Pakistan, it was not allowed to remain silent because the facts brought to light for the first time in Wali Khan's book were the complete opposite of his rival, the study of Pakistan. However, the most important feature of this important book or historical document was that whatever claim Wali Khan had historically filed in it, unlike the study of Pakistan, had also provided solid grounds in the form of irrefutable evidence. ... In other words, Wali Khan, in proof of each of his claims, has presented the official records and letters of the British rulers which are still safe with the British in the records and registers of the British government, and not only that they are safe but openly. But there are also public ones which are accessible and easy for any human being. In this book, Wali Khan, in the context of his historical claims, repeatedly provokes the reader to freely verify all the claims I have made so that I can point out the historical, religious, ethnic and regional corruption. May their health be further enhanced.

 With clear evidence in this book, Wali Khan plays a role in the liberation of the All India Muslim League and its top leadership, the conspiracy of religious parties and scholars against the then British rulers and in return for salaries and benefits and various other important He openly discusses the efforts of the personalities to bring the policies formulated by the British to fruition.

 It was Wali Khan's book that, after its release, changed people's perspective on Pakistan.