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"On 16 October 1951, Pakistan's first Prime Minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, was assassinated at a public gathering in Rawalpindi. The guman, Said Akbar -- the author's father -- was branded the lone assassin. But was he? This book unravels the deeper story behind the assassination, tracking its roots to the Kashmir War of 1947-48, the Rawalpindi Conspiracy, and the power struggles within Pakistan's military and political circles. From the CID officer Askar Ali Shah's pivotal role in exposing the plo |