India Betrayed, Volume 1Red-Rose Publications, 1980 - India |
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Page 371
... Congress six years earlier ? To quote : " Some Congresmen are sorry because I have relinquished the leader- ship of the Congress . You have not lost me . You would lose me , only if I ceased to be loyal to the Congress , only if I ...
... Congress six years earlier ? To quote : " Some Congresmen are sorry because I have relinquished the leader- ship of the Congress . You have not lost me . You would lose me , only if I ceased to be loyal to the Congress , only if I ...
Page 392
... Congress continued to support the Com- munal Award under the very hypocritical words of neither supporting nor opposing , which really meant its tacit acceptance . During the War 1939-40 . Mr. Jinnah took up openly one attitude - a sort ...
... Congress continued to support the Com- munal Award under the very hypocritical words of neither supporting nor opposing , which really meant its tacit acceptance . During the War 1939-40 . Mr. Jinnah took up openly one attitude - a sort ...
Page 405
... Congress Session . Staged a rival show at Rajkot by a wholly mischievous fast and not until Subhas was over- thrown from the Congress Gaddi that the venom of Gandhiji became completely gutted . 79. This incident about the re - election ...
... Congress Session . Staged a rival show at Rajkot by a wholly mischievous fast and not until Subhas was over- thrown from the Congress Gaddi that the venom of Gandhiji became completely gutted . 79. This incident about the re - election ...
Contents
Indias Paradise Lost | 1 |
The Seeds Of Betrayal | 27 |
Our Castes And Creeds | 54 |
Copyright | |
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