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Chacha was the 18th Lover of Edwina !

Even though both were in clinching position in Manali Bedroom people call it as Platonic Love !

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Edwina Cynthia Annette Mountbatten, (née Ashley; 28 Nov 1901 – 21 Feb 1960) was an English heiress, socialite, relief worker & the last vicereine of India as the wife of Rear Admiral The 1st Viscount Mountbatten of Burma

She is also lover of 1st Prime Minister of India Nehru 😃

Their very first encounter was Not Less than a Romantic Bollywood Drama !

In March 1946, when he went to Malaya Nehru rescue Edwina from under a table !

Nehru saved Edwina from being harmed when a mass of adoring Indians rushed towards him, crushing poor Edwina !

The Nehru-Edwina story begins in March 1947:

On March 1947, Edwina arrived in India along with her husband Lord Louis Mountbatten who was sent as the last British viceroy to oversee the independence and the partition of the country.

Nehru & Edwina in particular, theirs formed an immediate intimacy as reported by Andrew Lownie in his book The Lives and Loves of Edwina and Dickie Mountbatten

This intimacy is further evidenced by a photograph that was captured of the 2 at The Mountbatten’s first garden party.

Pamela Mountbatten, who fondly called Nehru “Mamu” (maternal uncle) confirms in her book that that

"Love blossomed” between a “lonely” Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of India and the last Viceroy of the country Lord Mountbatten's wife, Edwina

Daughter of Edwina, Pamela Mountbatten further States that

So there existed a “happy three-some” based on firm understanding on all sides, writes Pamela, which strengthened during a trip to Mashobra town in Shimla.

Pamela Mountbatten in her book mentions that she and her father would leave Nehru and Edwina alone while walking out together.

Pamela Denies Physical Relationship between Edwina & Nehru, But this is Not True.. There are Eye witness for this, They had Physical Relationship

According Akbar's book "Nehru-The making of India" once Nehru Visited Nainital with Edvina

When Russi Mody opened the door of Nehru's Bedroom to call Nehru for Dinner He saw Nehru & Edwina in a clinch

Nehru stared at himwith an annoyed facial expression then closed the door 😃

Edwina Mountbatten influenced Nehru in various Internal Matters of India with her love for Nehru

Nehru is to discuss all secrets with edwina including indo China relations, indo pak matters including kashmir issue

British historian Alex von Tunzelmann Claims that

"When all others had failed, Edwina persuaded Nehru in May 1947 to accept a period of dominion status for India rather than to hold out for full independence…."

Some of Declassified Documents of CIA Revals the Lady Edwina's influence on Nehru in decision making !

The Separation & Emerald Ring Gift :

As the Mountbattens prepared to leave India, Edwina wanted to gift Nehru an emerald ring, her daughters writes in the book.

However, Edwina knew that Nehru would not accept is & so instead she handed the jewel over to Indira Gandhi

"Wherever you have gone, you have brought solace, you have brought hope & encouragement, "Is it surprising, therefore, that the people of India should love you & look up to you as one of themselves & should grieve that you are going?"

Pamela quotes Nehru saying in farewell party

Edwina Left India By Saying "although in a physical sense my husband, Pamela and I will be leaving India so soon, we shall always be with you in spirit "

Asper Daughter Pamela Mountbatten Edwina was silent throughout the journey while going back to England

If you think this is end of thir love then you are Absolutely wrong 😃 Their Love Story Continued even in Absence of Mobile Phones

Nehru was One in 18 Lovers of Edwina, Probably he was very Special one in those 18 Lovers of Edwina

The Daily Herald carried a large photograph of Nehru in 1955 with Lady Mountbatten in her négligee opening the door for him.

The caption read ‘Lady Mountbatten’s Midnight Visitor’. It also informed its readers that Lord Mountbatten was not in London.

Above Incident was mentioned by Khushwant singh in his book Truth, love and a little Malice

Nehru was caught red handed by a british journalist visiting Edwina's house at mid night & it became headlines in New Papers which Photograph

Edwina’s confessional letter to Mountbatten :

Edwina wrote a confessional letter to her husband wherein she termed “most” of her relationship with Nehru as “spiritual”.

May be Edwina motivated By M K Gandhi's Experiment of Truth 🤭

18 Lovers & That to Spiritual ? 🤔

Edwina dies in between Nehru Letters in Her Bed !!

When Edwina died in 1960, at the age of 58, a pile of Nehru’s letters were lying by her bed and it gave enough hint of what Nehru meant to her and how badly she missed him in her last moments.

Even Daughter Pamela confirms this

There are similarities in Death of Both Nehru & Edwina Mountbatten ...

This also Hints that their Love is Not only Platonic.. they had Physical Relationship .. Similarities of Death also hints that Both were suffering from same sickness 😷

Read More 👇

Asper K Natwar Singh's Book "One Life is Not Enough" Nehru Paid Tribute to Edwina Mountbatten in Indian Parliament after her death

Edwina Mountbatten’s burial at sea in 1960 as seen from an Indian frigate, a special escort to mark India’s sorrow.