India Betrayed, Volume 1Red-Rose Publications, 1980 - India |
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Page 74
... Party in the North that can take advantage of the snowballing social tensions and the inevitable realignments of political forces . So much so , that the great churning that is taking place cannot be used for a radical reorientation of ...
... Party in the North that can take advantage of the snowballing social tensions and the inevitable realignments of political forces . So much so , that the great churning that is taking place cannot be used for a radical reorientation of ...
Page 248
... party of the Punjab had also ended in failure . Failure of rapproachment talks between the Unionists and the League ment that the former would insist upon sending their separate representative in the Executive Council . Lord Wavell ...
... party of the Punjab had also ended in failure . Failure of rapproachment talks between the Unionists and the League ment that the former would insist upon sending their separate representative in the Executive Council . Lord Wavell ...
Page 278
... Party . This , however , does not end the matter . The Indian Congress Party does not represent all India ( cheers ) . It does not represent the majority of the people of India ( cheers ) . It does not even represent the Hindu masses ...
... Party . This , however , does not end the matter . The Indian Congress Party does not represent all India ( cheers ) . It does not represent the majority of the people of India ( cheers ) . It does not even represent the Hindu masses ...
Contents
Indias Paradise Lost | 1 |
The Seeds Of Betrayal | 27 |
Our Castes And Creeds | 54 |
Copyright | |
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