` :::::: Who really cares how fluent he was.... since when has that become a criteria? Gujarati is not relevant to the context, wherein Urdu is. MA Jinnah's policies of a state language were centred and emphasised on Urdu. On the other hand, Gujarati played no significant role, it's more of a personal thing (and there is already his name in Gujarati in early life section, where it is entirely appropriate). People identify Jinnah with the Urdu language more than they identify him with the Gujarati language. Gujarati has little notability, thus I see very less logic behind imposing it in the lead. ''''''  `