The account left by Subhas Babu, the great stalwart of the Congress and twice its president, explains what and how much Gandhi did to secure the release of Bhagat Singh and his two comrades in the condemned cells.
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This means Gandhi left it to the viceroy's goodwill because he didn't want to jeopardize the so-called pact. Gandhi's eagerness to reach an agreement with the viceroy and thus advance his leadership made him allergic to what would have been a true test of the viceroy's sincerity.
Gandhi desired that any commutation take place outside of the pact.
Subhas babu further writes
“Anyhow the Mahatma and everybody else drew the conclusion from the attitude of the viceroy that the execution would be cancelled...
Subhas babu further writes
“Anyhow the Mahatma and everybody else drew the conclusion from the attitude of the viceroy that the execution would be cancelled...
Thus it is apparent that Gandhi read too much in the
the attitude of the viceroy and if we are to call a spade a spade, Gandhi was fooled by the suave soft-spoken British lord.
the attitude of the viceroy and if we are to call a spade a spade, Gandhi was fooled by the suave soft-spoken British lord.
Another writer, the official historian of the Congress, presents however an altogether different version of the backyard manipulations...
“Anyway Lord Irwin was unable to help in the matter but undertook to secure a postponement of the execution till after the Karachi congress...
The Karachi session was to meet in the last week of March, but Gandhi himself definitely stated that if the boys should be hanged, they had better be hanged before the congress...
Can you really believe this shit????
Can you really believe this shit????
The Truth.....
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