AUGUST 15 1947 was Amavas (New Moon).
It was the darkest day in Indian History.
When we were all celebrating Freedom, Maulana Abulkalam Azad was weeping , alone in his home…He believed that India can never be divided on religious basis. Muslims are all over the subcontinent.
We shall live like slaves for thousands of years; how can mother be cut into pieces and released from jail?
But Nehru was in a hurry to become the Prime Minister. There was another sordid story behind it, little known to the world.
When Vishvamitr was doing Tapasya, Indra sent Menaka to seduce him. In the same way, Lord Mountbatten sent his wife to prettend love for the man who lost his wife long ago and refused to marry again. Poor Nehru fell headlong in love and forgot the world. He wrote more than three hundred letters to Edwina, which she carefully locked up in a box. Her daughter discovered it after her death and published it in a book.
My conclusion is that the letters could have been used to blackmail Nehru, into signing the treaty for granting Independence.
We shall examine some of the consequences of this ignoble treaty.
Princely States
At the time, there were more than 600 States, who were given freedom to remain free in India, join the Union Government or eve join Pakisthan.
1) Nawab of Junagarh joined Pakisthan. He was unceremoniously thrown out by force.
2) Nizam of Hyderabad delared freedom, refusing to join India. A powerful movement of Communists(the party was banned) attacked Razakars, Nizam’s militia and bloody war ensued. Comrade Sundarayya led a powerful guerrilla movement and was poised to win and establish the first Communist State, after Paris Commune. A.K.Gopalan took part in the uprising. Central Government panicked and sent Army units to crush the revolt. Nizam joined the India.
3) V.P.Menon, a non-matric clerk under the British rule, was liked by the Englishman and got several promotions, until he became Home Secretary. He went from one State to another Princely state and succeeded in making a unified India. Before that, Kochi was a small State, with its own postal system and coins.We were happy then. taxing the people was unknown. At one stage, the treasury became empty and Divan Sankara Warriar levied taxes. The Royal family was big and all were given pension after merger in the Union.
KASHMIR
iT WAS AN INDEPENDENT kINGDOM EVEN AT THE TIME OF Moghal period. It was protected by high mountains on all sides. The only pass was from the western side. The people were Muslims and the King and Brahmins were Hindus.
In 1947 itself, tribals in the mountains attacked the Sate and the King came to Delhi and sought merger with India. Nehru was a Kasmiri and knew its history. He was reluctant but Sheik Abdulla, a powerful Congress leader from that kingdom, persuaded Nehru and it became an Indian State, protected by special status.
Until now, the Pakisthan-inspired war by miltary units is still going on. Lacs of our soldiers have died. billions of rupees have ben spent to give rice, sugar etc. at cheap rates. How can people be purchased by money?
MAULANA ABULKALAM AZAD
His father was a Maulana at Calcutta. He fell out with the clergy and went to Arabia. He married an An Arab woman and had a son by this woman. When she died, he came back to Calcutta, with his son Azad, who was only twenty, but an intellectual giant. He was surprised to find that Muslims in India sided with the British, unlike the Arabs who were bitter enemies of white men.
Azad edited a magazine, criticising British rule and supporting Indian National Congress whose President he was, from 1929 t0 1936.
He was opposed to dividing the country on religious basis. He wrote a book harshly criticising Nehru. Some pages of this book were published only recently. The title of the book is “INDIA WINS FREEDOM”
Role of M.K.Gandhi, who controlled the Indian National congress, is suspicious. He opposed the candidature of Subhash Chandra Bose, for the post of its President and even ignored the pleading of Rabindra Nath Tagore, for supporting Bose, because, it would end the chances of Pandit Nehru, a great man no doubt, but the favourite of Gandhi, who did not care for his own son, who died in a Government hospital in Bombay anonimously!
On 14-8-1947, Azad met Gandhi at ten AM. He assured Azad that Division of India would be over his dead body.
The same day at 5 PM, he met Gandhi again. “I am helpless. I had to agree with Nehru, for signing the treaty with Lord Mountbatten.
The treaty was discussed the same day in the AICC that night. It was opposed by 19 members against the majority, who were under the control of Nehru.
It was the darkest day in Indian History.
When we were all celebrating Freedom, Maulana Abulkalam Azad was weeping , alone in his home…He believed that India can never be divided on religious basis. Muslims are all over the subcontinent.
We shall live like slaves for thousands of years; how can mother be cut into pieces and released from jail?
But Nehru was in a hurry to become the Prime Minister. There was another sordid story behind it, little known to the world.
When Vishvamitr was doing Tapasya, Indra sent Menaka to seduce him. In the same way, Lord Mountbatten sent his wife to prettend love for the man who lost his wife long ago and refused to marry again. Poor Nehru fell headlong in love and forgot the world. He wrote more than three hundred letters to Edwina, which she carefully locked up in a box. Her daughter discovered it after her death and published it in a book.
My conclusion is that the letters could have been used to blackmail Nehru, into signing the treaty for granting Independence.
We shall examine some of the consequences of this ignoble treaty.
Princely States
At the time, there were more than 600 States, who were given freedom to remain free in India, join the Union Government or eve join Pakisthan.
1) Nawab of Junagarh joined Pakisthan. He was unceremoniously thrown out by force.
2) Nizam of Hyderabad delared freedom, refusing to join India. A powerful movement of Communists(the party was banned) attacked Razakars, Nizam’s militia and bloody war ensued. Comrade Sundarayya led a powerful guerrilla movement and was poised to win and establish the first Communist State, after Paris Commune. A.K.Gopalan took part in the uprising. Central Government panicked and sent Army units to crush the revolt. Nizam joined the India.
3) V.P.Menon, a non-matric clerk under the British rule, was liked by the Englishman and got several promotions, until he became Home Secretary. He went from one State to another Princely state and succeeded in making a unified India. Before that, Kochi was a small State, with its own postal system and coins.We were happy then. taxing the people was unknown. At one stage, the treasury became empty and Divan Sankara Warriar levied taxes. The Royal family was big and all were given pension after merger in the Union.
KASHMIR
iT WAS AN INDEPENDENT kINGDOM EVEN AT THE TIME OF Moghal period. It was protected by high mountains on all sides. The only pass was from the western side. The people were Muslims and the King and Brahmins were Hindus.
In 1947 itself, tribals in the mountains attacked the Sate and the King came to Delhi and sought merger with India. Nehru was a Kasmiri and knew its history. He was reluctant but Sheik Abdulla, a powerful Congress leader from that kingdom, persuaded Nehru and it became an Indian State, protected by special status.
Until now, the Pakisthan-inspired war by miltary units is still going on. Lacs of our soldiers have died. billions of rupees have ben spent to give rice, sugar etc. at cheap rates. How can people be purchased by money?
MAULANA ABULKALAM AZAD
His father was a Maulana at Calcutta. He fell out with the clergy and went to Arabia. He married an An Arab woman and had a son by this woman. When she died, he came back to Calcutta, with his son Azad, who was only twenty, but an intellectual giant. He was surprised to find that Muslims in India sided with the British, unlike the Arabs who were bitter enemies of white men.
Azad edited a magazine, criticising British rule and supporting Indian National Congress whose President he was, from 1929 t0 1936.
He was opposed to dividing the country on religious basis. He wrote a book harshly criticising Nehru. Some pages of this book were published only recently. The title of the book is “INDIA WINS FREEDOM”
Role of M.K.Gandhi, who controlled the Indian National congress, is suspicious. He opposed the candidature of Subhash Chandra Bose, for the post of its President and even ignored the pleading of Rabindra Nath Tagore, for supporting Bose, because, it would end the chances of Pandit Nehru, a great man no doubt, but the favourite of Gandhi, who did not care for his own son, who died in a Government hospital in Bombay anonimously!
On 14-8-1947, Azad met Gandhi at ten AM. He assured Azad that Division of India would be over his dead body.
The same day at 5 PM, he met Gandhi again. “I am helpless. I had to agree with Nehru, for signing the treaty with Lord Mountbatten.
The treaty was discussed the same day in the AICC that night. It was opposed by 19 members against the majority, who were under the control of Nehru.
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