Bhakts, today, are celebrating the birth anniversary of Subhashchandra Bose. Bose was a freedom fighter who culminated INA to fight the British imperialism.
Whereas Bhakts' antecedents favored British imperialism over INA.
Thread (1/9) on Hindu Mahasabha's hypocrisy:
Whereas Bhakts' antecedents favored British imperialism over INA.
Thread (1/9) on Hindu Mahasabha's hypocrisy:
When Bose, during World War II (1939-1945), was trying to secure foreign support for liberation of India and trying to organise a military attack towards the northeast of the country, it was 'Veer' Savarkar who offered full military cooperation to the Britishers.
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While addressing the 23rd session of Hindu Mahasabha at Bhagalpur in 1941, 'Veer' Savarkar said:
While addressing the 23rd session of Hindu Mahasabha at Bhagalpur in 1941, 'Veer' Savarkar said:
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To what extent 'Veer' Savarkar was willing to help the British would be clear by the following words of his:
To what extent 'Veer' Savarkar was willing to help the British would be clear by the following words of his:
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While concluding his address at Bhagalpur, 'Veer' Savarkar once again stressed upon the Hindus to join war efforts of the British government.
He categorically stated:
While concluding his address at Bhagalpur, 'Veer' Savarkar once again stressed upon the Hindus to join war efforts of the British government.
He categorically stated:
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The following concluding words of his Bhagalpur address made it clear that as per Savarkar's wisdom, sub-serving the British war efforts would herald a great future for the Hindus of the country:
The following concluding words of his Bhagalpur address made it clear that as per Savarkar's wisdom, sub-serving the British war efforts would herald a great future for the Hindus of the country:
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Savarkar's presidential address at Madura is a living testimony to his unabashed support to the British imperialistic designs. He rejected outright Bose attempts to liberate India.
He declared:
Savarkar's presidential address at Madura is a living testimony to his unabashed support to the British imperialistic designs. He rejected outright Bose attempts to liberate India.
He declared:
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When the British government in the wake of the World War II decided to raise new battalions of its armed forces, it was Hindu Mahasabha under direct command of Savarkar which decided to enroll Hindus in a big way in this venture.
'Veer' Savarkar stated:
When the British government in the wake of the World War II decided to raise new battalions of its armed forces, it was Hindu Mahasabha under direct command of Savarkar which decided to enroll Hindus in a big way in this venture.
'Veer' Savarkar stated:
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Nevertheless, the only thing 'Veer' Savarkar will be known for:
Nevertheless, the only thing 'Veer' Savarkar will be known for:
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