What were Jinnah's feelings toward gandhi?

Muhammad Ali Jinnah had a complex and often contentious relationship with Mahatma Gandhi. While he respected Gandhi's leadership and his ability to mobilize the masses, Jinnah fundamentally disagreed with Gandhi's vision for a unified India, particularly in terms of Hindu-Muslim relations. Jinnah felt that Gandhi's approach did not adequately represent the interests of Muslims, leading him to advocate for a separate nation for Muslims, which ultimately culminated in the creation of Pakistan. Their differing ideologies and political objectives contributed to a deepening rift between the two leaders.