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*Gandhi is the most successful hypocrite in the world-- Nirad C. Chowdhury.*
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Ever since I went to school, I have heard that Mahatma Gandhi was a barrister. Since then I thought that he must be very educated, very wise. Later I came to know

that Gandhiji was able to get only one educational certificate in his entire life, which is the matriculation certificate. In 1887 Gandhiji somehow passed matriculation in the Third Division! In those days, to be a barrister, you didn't have to pass any exams. He could have

become a member of the Bar Association as a barrister if he had worked for some time as an assistant to an elderly and experienced barrister. But even for this post of an assistant, Gandhiji's Indian certificate and its results were not considered acceptable, for which Gandhiji

had to sit for the Matriculation Examination of the University of London again. After failing that test for the first time,Gandhi somehow managed to pass the test for the second time & qualified to be an assistant to a barrister. Whereas Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was an ICS.

Many people of that era did not have much traditional education, such as Rabindranath Tagore. But they were self-taught. But it is clear from Gandhiji's behavior that he did not have that self-education. Gandhiji used to say,*"A satyagrahi will always wish to be killed by an

attacker, but will not wish to kill anyone".*
Whereas even the smallest creature on earth fights for self-defense and tries to survive on the earth, the futility of Gandhiji's policy is easily conceivable.

Gandhiji considered it a sin to vaccinate for Pox. The main reason

for this is that Gandhiji was opposed to the western medical system. Because he considered injections and surgery to be a violence.
In 1948, Gandhiji's wife Kasturbai attacked by malaria. The doctor told him to give her a penicillin injection. And that's why the British

Government brought him penicillin injection from London. But Gandhiji prevented the injection in the name of violence. As a result, Gandhiji's wife died.
However, in 1922, when Gandhiji had severe diarrhea during his imprisonment, the Doctor asked him to take regular injections,

he accepted Doctor's advice and recovered.
Then Gandhiji had appendicitis, then Gandhiji had a surgery too.

*Netaji said, "Whenever Gandhiji took up any movement on the orders of the British, he would start a hunger strike to suppress his Satanism or to divert the attention

of the people of the country." Gandhiji's hunger strike and imprisonment were part of the British plan.*
According to Dr. Ambedkar, “Gandhiji was a fan of hard and a restraint of soft." While in South Africa, Gandhi once gave a speech comparing Hindus, Christians and Islam,

the most successful hypocrite in the world.*
Mahatma Gandhi was in Agra when another great freedom fighter, Mr. Jatin Das was executed *death sentence* by the British in Agra. When Mahatma Gandhi was asked to place a garland on his earthly body, he was clearly unwilling.

This self-sacrifice for the country of the great martyr Jatin Das was not able to win the slightest sympathy of Gandhi.
The Congress & Gandhi supported the British in the Second World War. As far as I know, no soldier on the battlefield comes to give a sweet gift to a soldier on

the other side out of love, there is a reflection of violence. Surprisingly, our Mahatma Gandhi was a non-violent leader!
*When Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Gandhi's nominee Dr. Pattavi Sitaramaiah contested for the post of Congress President in 1939,Gandhi said, if Dr. Pattavi

Sitaramaiah lost the election, he would retire from politics. Needless to say, Netaji won the election by a landslide (although he later resigned in honor of Mahatma Gandhi). Although we see that Mahatma Gandhi was involved in active politics till his death.*
*Similarly, Gandhi

had another saying, "If Pakistan is created, it will be on my corpse." Although Pakistan was created with his (Mahatma Gandhi's) full support.*
Let the readers consider what an extraordinary truthful person our Gandhi was. He initiated & led 3 (satyagraha) movements in his life.

Surprisingly, he stopped all three movements in the middle. Despite this, it was propagated in India that Mahatma Gandhi made India independent by spinning wheel (Charkha).
*What a ridiculous thing!*
Historian RC Majumder writes about India's independence, *"The victory

garland of India's independence around Gandhi's neck would be to make fun of the truth and will be ridiculed with the truth. It would be utter nonsense to say that he brought freedom with satyagraha and Charkha.*
*That is why calling Gandhi a 'Hero' of freedom will be an insult

to those freedom fighters who shed their blood for the freedom of the country. "*
*Rishi Arvind said- “India will be as independent as it can get rid of the ideology of Gandhianism. ..... "*
Clement Richard Attlee, who signed the Declaration of Independence of India,

Visited India once in 1956 & stayed in Calcutta at the guest house of the then Governor of West Bengal, Justice PB Chakraborty.
*He said, "I asked Clement Attlee, 'Why did you decide to leave India so early?*
He told me,"Because of Netaji's military activities, a revolt against

the British Raj is brewing between the Indian Army & Navy." They are no longer loyal.
*Justice PB Chakraborty said,I wanted to know more,what was the role of Gandhi's non-violent movement behind leaving India?*
*Attlee then smiled sarcastically at the corner of his mouth & said,

mi-ni-ma-l means (slightly).*

*Those who fled the country for fear of Netaji are admitting to themselves that they fled for fear of Netaji Subhas,& we have been dying for 74 yrs with Gandhiji's philosophy.*
*References:*
*1) "Ambedkar vs Gandhi", 2) "Gandhiji's misdeeds ",

3) "I am Subhash speaking", 4)" Subhash has not returned home ", 5) Gandhi's autobiography "My Experiment with truth”, 6) "Hastantar" - Sree Shankar Ghosh & Nirod Chowdhury and 7) Historian RC Majumdar's and various other books.*
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