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Along with Sir George Sydenham Clarke, the various statements from the top british officials eventually concludes that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was "The most dangerous man, India has produced"

7 secret British home department notings from National Archives. ⬇️

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Intelligence bureau report with further testimonies by H. McPherson & W. H. Vincent on 11 Feb 1920 reports: ⬇️

"Most of our papers & most of the previous discussions relate to V. D. Savarkar who appears to be much more dangerous"

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भगत सिंग - स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर (गुरु शिष्य संबंध)

Recent excavations on Bhagat Singh’s prison diary & other authentic facts reveals one crucial aspect & that is Bhagat Singh was solely devoted to & inspired by Savarkar which was suppressed so far.

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Bhagat Singh wrote an article in "Young Liberator", Oct 1928 issue with the title "Vinayak Savarkar - Poet of Patriotism - Prophet of Nationalism - Life of an Indian Revolutionary Leader"

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Along with Sir George Sydenham Clarke, the various statements from the top british officials eventually concludes that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was "The most dangerous man, India has produced"

7 secret British home department Reports from National Archives. ⬇️

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Intelligence bureau report with further testimonies by H. McPherson & W. H. Vincent on 11 Feb 1920 reports: ⬇️

"Most of our papers & most of the previous discussions relate to V. D. Savarkar who appears to be much more dangerous"

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Swatantryaveer Savarkar’s tour to South India (Tamil Nadu & Kerala) in 1940 for the freedom of Akhand Bharat through Hindu’s militarisation campaign. The tour started from Madura.

Few glimpses of grand reception & huge procession for him at Madura, Dec 1940

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“Join the Army” (get the battling expertise & experience, we'll then decide to whom the nozzle to be turned)

—Savarkar’s appeal to nation in mammoth crowd, Madura (Bombay Chronicle, 29 Dec 1940)

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Along with Sir George Sydenham Clarke, the various statements from british officials eventually concludes that Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was "The most dangerous man, India has produced"

Six IB Reports excavated from National Archives, the foremost & authentic source.

"Most Dangerous" legacy.

IB report with further testimonies by H. McPherson & W. H. Vincent on 11 Feb 1920 post Lord George Sydenham Clerk (Governor of Bombay)

"Most of our papers & most of the previous discussions relate to V. D. Savarkar who appears to be much more dangerous"

राम जन्मभूमि आंदोलन और पितामह स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर

कितने लोगों को यह पता है कि राम जन्मभूमि आंदोलन शुरू करने के पीछे सावरकरजीकी प्रेरणा थी?

1949 में कलकत्ता हिंदू महासभा का भव्य अधिवेशन आयोजित किया गया और 21 दिसंबर 1949 को सावरकरजी इस सम्मेलन में लोगों को संबोधित करने के

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लिए कलकत्ता मेल से बम्बई से रवाना हुए। अगले ही दिन 22 दिसम्बर 1949 को रात 11 बजे अयोध्या की हिंदू महासभा प्रथम महिला सांसद श्रीमती शकुन्तला नायर ने सावरकरजीके आशिर्वाद से राम जन्मभूमि पर रामलला की मूर्ति का अनावरण किया और ये आंदोलन शुरू हो गया| वह 22 दिसंबर 1949 का दिन था,

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All the revolutionaries were bowing down to Swatantryaveer Savarkar as a "Father of Indian Revolutionaries"

Rash Behari Bose was one of them. Read this complete thread how Rash Behari Bose was seeing his "Guru" as Savarkar only.

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Rash Behari Bose wrote a long article on SavarkarJi in March & April 1939 issues of Japanese Magazine Dai AjiaShugi (Greater Asianism) with the tittle ⬇️

"Savarkar, a Rising Leader of New India : His career & personality"

Sharing few quotes from that article:

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भगतसिंग & स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर (गुरु शिष्य संबंध)

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From the available facts revealed, it's evident that SavarkarJi was a crucial influencer & inspiration for Bhagat Singh. (Savarkar was 25 years elder than Bhagat Singh)

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Bhagat Singh writes on SavarkarJi.

"हमारे सावरकर साहेब, स्वातंत्र्यवीर सावरकर"

"We are not ashamed to call Swatantryaveer Savarkar as our leading Revolutionary"

"They stood firmly with Madanlal Dhingra & hence attacked with sticks....

Cont.

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Since 1897 to 1947, continuous 50 years of struggle in gaining the freedom of Bharat with 14 years inhuman torture imprisonment + 13 years house arrest confinement.

The #Pitamah who became the inspiration & Guru of 2 generations of Revolutionaries.

Read few Interesting facts ⬇️ 1.
First Indian student rusticated from the hostel of an institution aided by the British Govt & the first Indian political leader publicly performed a bonfire of foreign clothes in 1905 against the partition of Bengal. The agitation got spread across the country then.

No one will tell you what the Rash Behari Bose's intent on SavarkarJi.

He wrote a long article on SavarkarJi in March & April 1939 issues of Japanese Magazine Dai AjiaShugi (Greater Asianism) with tittle:

"Savarkar, a rising leader of new India: his career & personality" (1/4) Sharing few quotes from that article.

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“In saluting you, I've the joy of doing my duty towards one of my elderly comrades-in-arms. In saluting you, I'm saluting the symbol of sacrifice itself”

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"Savarkar is heroism, valor, adventure & epitome of patriotism"

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This is the confidence @Ashok_Kashmir 🤦🏻

The so called knowledge gained from the WA university not always Sustainable.

Let me expose with facts, check below threads.

After the Subhas Bose's tragic disappearance since Aug 1945, Savarkar stood firmly behind the INA. (1/6)

https://twitter.com/Ashok_Kashmir/status/1605426997206712320

Appending few tweets where SavarkarJi had sent cable to British PM Clement Attlee for immediate release of INA troops. World newspapers gave space for that cable.

Ample of authentic evidances we've showcasing how SavarkarJi’s Militarization policy leveraged to Bose & INA. (2/6)