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The whole atmosphere was charged with M fanaticism. ‘Ola Hu Uber not ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ was heard everywhere.
‘These are not Hindu-M riots,’ he would say. ‘These are M riots because in every single case it is they who start them and go on the offensive.’
The whole atmosphere was charged with M fanaticism. ‘Ola Hu Uber not ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ was heard everywhere.
‘These are not Hindu-M riots,’ he would say. ‘These are M riots because in every single case it is they who start them and go on the offensive.’
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Dr K B Hegdewar, who had lost both his parents for plague studied with the assistance of relatives & friends who recognised his zeal for education & determined nationalism. Hedgewar was sent to study in the National Medical College,
Dr K B Hegdewar, who had lost both his parents for plague studied with the assistance of relatives & friends who recognised his zeal for education & determined nationalism. Hedgewar was sent to study in the National Medical College,
Calcutta & also with an agenda.
He was sent to Calcutta primarily to receive training for revolutionary work under the supervision of Pulinbihari Das, a top leader of the revolutionary group Anusheelan Samiti.
Hegdewar grew within ranks & became an important person within the
He was sent to Calcutta primarily to receive training for revolutionary work under the supervision of Pulinbihari Das, a top leader of the revolutionary group Anusheelan Samiti.
Hegdewar grew within ranks & became an important person within the
When released from prison after serving 1 year R.I., he was felicitated by Motilal Nehru.
On his jayanti, let us know more about
#KeshavBaliramHedgewar, the man behind Sangh.
In May 1921, Hedgewar was arrested on charges of “sedition” for his “objectionable” speeches in
On his jayanti, let us know more about
#KeshavBaliramHedgewar, the man behind Sangh.
In May 1921, Hedgewar was arrested on charges of “sedition” for his “objectionable” speeches in
Maharashtra. The hearing of the case began on June 14, 1921. After a few hearings, he decided to plead his own case and read out a written statement on 5/8/1921.
After hearing it, Justice Smelly said: “His defense is even more seditious than his original speech!” In his
After hearing it, Justice Smelly said: “His defense is even more seditious than his original speech!” In his
August 19 judgment, the judge ordered Hedgewar to give an undertaking in writing that he would not deliver seditious speeches for 1 yr, and furnish a bail bond of Rs3,000.
Hedgewar’s response was terse: “My conscience tells me that I am completely innocent. A policy of
Hedgewar’s response was terse: “My conscience tells me that I am completely innocent. A policy of
