Two different countries, two different backgrounds, two different
cultures but a shared destiny. Yes, it is the not-much-talked-about love
story of Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. A love tale that became a political affair; Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia
Gandhi's love story is so full of passion and warmth that it can inspire
writers to pen down a love story.
Rajiv Gandhi saw a beautiful Italian girl sitting in a Greek
restaurant in the Cambridge and fell for her instantly. This Italian
girl was none other than future Mrs Sonia Gandhi. A very charming Rajiv
Gandhi asked the owner of the restaurant, Charles Antoni, to place him
closer to her for which the owner demanded quite a sum. That day, he got so mesmerised by Sonia's beauty that he
immediately wrote a poem about her on a paper napkin and sent it along
with a bottle of the best wine to her through Charles.
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On a talk show with Simi Grewal, Rajiv said:
"The first time I saw Sonia I knew she was the girl for me. I found
Sonia very straightforward and outspoken, never hiding anything. She is
very warm and understanding as a person."
The two began going out more often and Satyajit Ray’s Pather Panchali was the first movie that they saw together.
Even though Rajiv stayed like a commoner in Cambridge, but the fact
that he was the son of a great political leader, Indira Gandhi, was a
big part of his reality. Rajiv wrote a letter to his mother, expressing
his love for Sonia. Mrs. Gandhi received the letter and after discussing
it with her aunt, Vijayalaxmi Pandit decided to meet her future
daughter-in-law.
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Mrs. Gandhi flew to London in 1965 for the Nehru exhibition and it
was there that Rajiv introduced Sonia to her mother. At that time, the
young couple had made up their mind to marry each other. Being an
open-minded leader, Indira did not come in the way of their courtship
but suggested that Sonia should first visit India before making the
final call.
Despite the fact that Indira Gandhi readily accepted the match,
Sonia’s father, Mr. Stefano Maino, was a little apprehensive about her
daughter's decision. He was afraid to send his daughter to a land so far
away. He had a liking for Rajiv but was not very keen on his daughter
marrying into a political family.
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As it was to be the greatest love story ever, Rajiv returned to
India in 1967 without completing his engineer’s degree and Sonia joined
him early in 1968 after turning 21. While he became a pilot after his
return from Cambridge, she stayed with the Bachchans before the wedding
nuptials began.
Indira Gandhi realised that Rajiv and Sonia were serious about each
other. So, she decided to get them married early, to avoid the
unnecessary gossip. She took a keen interest in the events and
everything was organised under her guidance.
Rajiv and Sonia got engaged by the end of January 1968. The mehendi ceremony took place at the Bachchan's house in Willingdon Crescent in New Delhi.
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A civil wedding took place on February 25, 1968 in the back garden of
the PM's home. The wedding was an elegant one and was attended by many
famous politicians, businessmen, and celebrities. There was a brigade of
journalists standing outside the venue, just to catch a glimpse of the
ceremonies.
There were flowers, rangolis, lavish buffet and music, but
the absence of Indira Gandhi's father, Pt Jawaharlal Nehru was felt by
all. Her mother, sister and maternal uncle were, however, a big part of
the ceremonies. A grand reception was organised at the Hyderabad House
on the following day.
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Home and the world
Rajiv Gandhi was first a family man and then anything else. Sonia
and Rajiv welcomed their son, Rahul Gandhi on June 19, 1970 and their
daughter, Priyanka Gandhi on January 12, 1972. Sonia was primarily a wife and a mother. She never wanted her
husband to join the politics. Rajiv too was reluctant to be a part of
the politics.
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He promised Sonia that he would not become a prominent part of this demanding profession. After the sudden death of Sanjeev Gandhi, Rajiv had to break the
promise made to his wife to help his sobbing mother. Sonia cried for
days when Rajiv decided to follow the footsteps of his family. This
caused some friction between the lovebirds.
Sonia, in due time, understood that it was the duty of her husband to serve the country. Alas, the end of this passionate love story shared the tragic
fate of other infamous love stories written by maestros like Shakespeare
and Wordsworth. Rajiv was assassinated in 1991, which gave his family
and the entire country a big shock.
Sonia entered politics for the Gandhi family and rest, as they say, is history!
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a beautiful love story. Sonia and Rajiv were two simple people who
wanted to love and to love only. Their love story will soon be
re-created on screen by television actor, Karanveer Bohra.
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The Nehru-Gandhi
dynasty starts with the Mughal man named Ghiyasuddin Ghazi. He was the
City Kotwal i.e. police officer of Delhi prior to the uprising of 1857, under the Mughal rule. After capturing Delhi
in 1857, in the year of the mutiny, the British were slaughtering all
Mughals everywhere. The British made a thorough search and killed every
Mughal so that there were no future claimant to the throne of Delhi.
The Hindus on the other hand were not targeted by the British unless
isolated Hindus were found to be siding with the Mughals, due to past
associations. Therefore, it became customary for many Mohammedans to
adopt Hindu names. So, the man Ghiyasuddin Ghazi (the word means
kafir-killer) adopted a Hindu name Gangadhar Nehru and thus saved his
life by the subterfuge. Ghiyasuddin Ghazi apparently used to reside on
the bank of a canal (or Nehr) near the Red Fort. Thus, he adopted the
name ‘Nehru’ as the family name. Through out the world, we do not find
any descendant other than that of Gangadhar, having the surname Nehru.
The 13th volume of the “Encyclopedia of Indian
War of Independence” (ISBN:81-261-3745-9) by M.K. Singh states it
elaborately. The Government of India have been hiding this fact.
City
Kotwal was an important post like today’s Commissioner of Police. It
appears from Mughal records that there was no Hindu Kotwal employed. It
was extremely unlikely for a Hindu to be hired for that post.
Compulsorily only Mohammedans of foreign ancestry were hired for such
important posts.
Jawaharlal
Nehru's second sister Krishna Hutheesing also mentions in her memoirs
that her grandfather was the city Kotwal of Delhi prior to 1857’s
uprising when Bahadur Shah Zafar was still the sultan of Delhi.
Jawaharlal Nehru, in his autobiography, states that he have seen a
picture of his grandfather which portrays him like a Mughal nobleman. In
that picture it appears that he was having long & very thick beard,
wearing a Muslim cap and was having two swords in his hands. Jawaharlal
Nehru also states in his autobiography that on their way to Agra (a seat of Mughal influence) from Delhi,
the members of his grand father’s family were detained by the British.
The reason for the detention was their Mughal features. They however
pleaded that they were Kashmiri Pandits and thus got away. The Urdu
literature of the 19th century, especially the works of
Khwaja Hasan Nizami, are full of the miseries that the Mughals and
Mohammedans have to face then. They also describe how Mughals escaped to
other cities to save their lives. In all probability, Jawahar Nehru's
Mughal grandfather and his family were among them.
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Jawaharlal Nehru was a person that India
adores. He was undoubtedly a very sound politician and a gifted
individual. But, the Government of India has not built a memorial of
Jawaharlal Nehru at his birth place 77 Mirganj in Allahabad,
because it is a brothel. The entire locality is a well known red light
area since long. It has not become a brothel recently, but it has been a
brothel even before Jawaharlal Nehru’s birth. A portion of the same
house was sold by his father Motilal Nehru to a prostitute named Lali
Jaan and it came to be known as “Imambada”. If you have
some doubt, you may visit the place. Several dependable sources and also
encyclopedia.com & Wikipedia say this. Motilal Nehru along with his
family, later shifted to Anand Bhawan. Remember that Anand Bhawan is
Jawaharlal Nehru’s ancestral house and not his birth place.
M.
O. Mathai of Indian Civil Service served as the Private Secretary to
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Mathai has written a book
“Reminiscences of the Nehru Age” (ISBN-13: 9780706906219).In the book
Mathai reveals that there was intense love affair between Jawaharlal
Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten (wife of the last Viceroy to India,
Louis Mountbatten). The romance was a source of great embarrassment for
Indira Gandhi, who used to seek Maulana Abul Kalam Azad’s help in
persuading her father to be little discreet about their relationship.
Nehru with lady Mountbatten
Also
Nehru had love affair with Sarojini Naidu’s daughter Padmaja Naidu,
whom Nehru got appointed as the Governor of Bengal. It is revealed that
he used to keep her portrait in his bed room, which Indira would often
remove. It caused some tension between father and daughter.
Apart from these ladies, Pandit Nehru had an affair with a sanyasin from Benares
named Shraddha Mata. She was an attractive Sanskrit scholar well versed
in the ancient Indian scriptures and mythology. When she conceived out
of their illicit relationship, in 1949, in a convent in Bangalore,
she insisted that Nehru should marry her. But, Nehru declined that
because it could affect his political career. A son was born and he was
kept at a Christian Missionary Boarding School. His date of birth is estimated to be 30th
May, 1949. He may be in his early sixties now. Convents in such matters
maintain secrecy to prevent humiliation of the child. Though Mathai
confirmed the existence of the child, no efforts have ever been made to
locate him. He must have grown up as a Catholic Christian blissfully
ignorant of who his father was.
Sraddha mata
Netaji
Subhash Chandra Bose and Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee were competitors
of Jawaharlal Nehru for the post of Prime Minister of India and both of
them died under mysterious circumstances.
Knowing
all these facts, is there any meaning of celebrating Nehru’s birthday
as Children’s Day? Presenting him as a different person to our children
and hiding the truth, amounts to denying education to them.
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As
per the book “The great divide: Muslim separatism and partition”
(ISBN-13:9788121205917) by S.C. Bhatt— Jawaharlal Nehru’s sister Vijaya
Lakshmi eloped with her father’s employee Syud Hussain. Then Motilal
Nehru forcefully took her back and got her married with another man
named Ranjit Pandit.
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Indira Priyadarshini
perpetuated immorality in the Nehru dynasty. Intellectual Indira was
admitted in Oxford University but driven out from there for
non-performance. She was then admitted to Shantiniketan University but,
Guru Dev Rabindranath Tagore chased her out for bad conduct.
After
driven out of Shantiniketan, Indira became lonely as father was busy
with politics and mother was dieing of tuberculosis in Switzerland.
Playing with her loneliness, Feroze Khan, son of a grocer named Nawab
Khan who supplied wines etc to Motilal Nehru’s household in Allahabad,
was able to draw close to her. The then Governor of Maharashtra, Dr.
Shriprakash warned Nehru, that Indira was having an illicit relation
with Feroze Khan. Feroze Khan was then in England
and he was quite sympathetic to Indira. Soon enough she changed her
religion, became a Muslim woman and married Feroze Khan in a London
mosque. Indira Priyadarshini Nehru changed her name to Maimuna Begum.
Her mother Kamala Nehru was totally against that marriage. Nehru was not
happy as conversion to Muslim will jeopardize her prospect of becoming
Prime Minister.
So,
Nehru asked the young man Feroze Khan to change his surname from Khan
to Gandhi. It had nothing to do with change of religion from Islam to
Hinduism. It was just a case of a change of name by an affidavit. And so
Feroze Khan became Feroze Gandhi, though it is an inconsistent name
like Bismillah Sarma. Both changed their names to fool the public of India. When they returned to India,
a mock vedic marriage was instituted for public consumption. Thus,
Indira and her descendants got the fancy name Gandhi. Both Nehru and
Gandhi are fancy names. As a chameleon changes its colour, this dynasty
have been changing its name to hide its real identity.
Indira
Gandhi had two sons namely Rajiv Gandhi and Sanjay Gandhi. Sanjay was
originally named as Sanjiv that rhymed with Rajiv, his elder brother's
name. Sanjiv was arrested by the British police for a car theft in the
UK and his passport was seized. On Indira Gandhi’s direction, the then
Indian Ambassador to UK,
Krishna Menon misusing his power, changed his name to Sanjay and
procured a new passport. Thus Sanjiv Gandhi came to be known as Sanjay
Gandhi.
It
is a known fact that after Rajiv's birth, Indira Gandhi and Feroze
Gandhi lived separately, but they were not divorced. The book “The Nehru
Dynasty” (ISBN 10:8186092005) by K. N. Rao states that the second son
of Indira (or Mrs. Feroze Khan) known as Sanjay Gandhi was not the son
of Feroze Gandhi. He was the son of another Muslim gentleman named
Mohammad Yunus.
Interestingly Sanjay Gandhi's marriage with the Sikh girl Menaka took place in Mohammad Yunus’ house in New Delhi.
Apparently Yunus was unhappy with the marriage as he wanted to get him
married with a Muslim girl of his choice. It was Mohammad Yunus who
cried the most when Sanjay Gandhi died in plane crash. In Yunus’ book,
“Persons, Passions & Politics” (ISBN-10: 0706910176) one can
discover that baby Sanjay was circumcised following Islamic custom.
It
is a fact that Sanjay Gandhi used to constantly blackmail his mother
Indira Gandhi, with the secret of who his real father is. Sanjay
exercised a deep emotional control over his mother, which he often
misused. Indira Gandhi chose to ignore his misdeeds and he was
indirectly controlling the Government.
When
the news of Sanjay Gandhi's death reached Indira Gandhi, her first
question was “Where are his keys and his wrist watch?”. Some deep
secrets about the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty seems to be hidden in those
objects.The plane accident was also mysterious. It was a new plane that
nosedive to a crash and yet the plane did not explode upon impact. It
happens when there is no fuel. But the flight register shows that the
fuel tank was made full before take-off. Indira Gandhi using undue
influence of PM’s office prohibited any inquiry from taking place. So,
who is the suspect?
Indira and Sanjay Gandhi
The
book “The Life of Indira Nehru Gandhi” (ISBN: 9780007259304) by
Katherine Frank sheds light on some of Indira Gandhi’s other love
affairs. It is written that Indira’s first love was with her German
teacher at Shantiniketan. Later she had affair with M. O. Mathai
(father’s secretary), then Dhirendra Brahmachari (her yoga teacher) and
at last with Dinesh Singh (Foreign Minister).
Former
Foreign Minister K Natwar Singh made an interesting revelation about
Indira Gandhi's affinity to the Mughals in his book “Profile and
Letters” (ISBN: 8129102358). It states that- In 1968 Indira Gandhi as
the Prime Minister of India went on an official visit to Afghanistan.
Natwar Sing accompanied her as an IFS officer in duty. After having
completed the day's long engagements, Indira Gandhi wanted to go out for
a ride in the evening. After going a long distance in the car, Indira
Gandhi wanted to visit Babur's burial place, though this was not
included in the itinerary. The Afghan security officials tried to
dissuade her, but she was adamant. In the end she went to that burial
place. It was a deserted place. She went before Babur's grave, stood
there for a few minutes with head bent down in reverence. Natwar Singh
stood behind her. When Indira had finished her prayers, she turned back
and told Singh “Today we have had our brush with history.” Worth to
mention that Babur was the founder of Mughal rule in India, from which the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty have descended.
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It
is difficult to count how many institutes of higher education are named
after Rajiv Gandhi but, Rajiv Gandhi himself was a person of low
calibre. From 1962 to 1965, he was enrolled for a Mechanical Engineering
course at Trinity College, Cambridge. But, he left Cambridge without a
degree because, he could not pass exams. Next year in 1966, he joined
Imperial College, London but, again left it without a degree.
K.
N. Rao in the above said book alleges that Rajiv Gandhi became a
Catholic to marry Sania Maino. Rajiv became Roberto. His son's name is
Raul and daughter's name is Bianca. Quite cleverly the same names are
presented to the people of India as Rahul and Priyanka.
In personal conduct Rajiv was very much a Mughal. On 15th
August 1988 he thundered from the ramparts of the Red Fort: “Our
endeavor should be to take the country to heights to which it belonged
about 250-300 years ago. It was then the reign of Aurangzeb, the
‘jeziya’ master and number one temple destroyer.”
The press conference that Rajiv Gandhi gave in London after taking over as prime minister of India
was very informative. In this press conference, Rajiv boasted that he
is not a Hindu but a Parsi. Feroze Khan’s father and Rajiv Gandhi's
paternal grandfather was a Muslim gentleman from the Junagadh area of Gujarat.
This Muslim grocer by the name of Nawab Khan had married a Parsi woman
after converting her to Islam. This is the source where from the myth of
Rajiv being a Parsi was derived. Mind that he had no Parsi ancestor at
all. His paternal grandmother had turned Muslim after having abandoned
the Parsi religion to marry Nawab Khan. Surprisingly, Parsi Rajiv Gandhi
was cremated as per Vedic rites in full view of Indian public.
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Dr.
Subramanian Swamy writes that Sonia Gandhi’s name was Antonia Maino.
Her father was a mason. He was an activist of the notorious fascist
regime of Italy and he served five years imprisonment in Russia. Sonia
Gandhi have not studied beyond high school. She learnt some English from
a English teaching shop named Lennox School at the Cambridge University
campus. From this fact she boasts of having studied at the prestigious
Cambridge University. After learning some English, she was a waitress at
a restaurant in Cambridge town.
Sonia Gandhi had intense friendship with Madhavrao Scindia in the UK,
which continued even after her marriage. One night at 2 AM in 1982,
Madhavrao Scindia and Sonia Gandhi were caught alone together when their
car met an accident near IIT Delhi main gate.
When Indira Gandhi and Rajiv
Gandhi were Prime Ministers, PM’s security used to go to New Delhi and
Chennai international airports to send crates of Indian treasures like
temple sculptures, antiques, paintings etc to Rome.
Arjun Singh as CM and later as Union Minister in charge of Culture used
to organize the plunder. Unchecked by customs, they were transported to
Italy to be sold in two shops named Etnica & Ganpati, owned by
Sonia Gandhi’s sister Alessandra Maino Vinci.
Indira
Gandhi died not because her heart or brain were pierced by bullets, but
she died of loss of blood. After Indira Gandhi was fired upon, Sonia
Gandhi strangely insisted that bleeding Indira Gandhi should be taken to
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, in opposite direction to AIIMS which
had a contingency protocol to precisely deal with such events. After
reaching Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Sonia Gandhi changed her mind
and demand that Indira Gandhi should be taken to AIIMS, thus wasting 24
valuable minutes. It is doubtful whether it was immaturity of Sonia
Gandhi or a trick to speedily bring her husband to power.
Rajesh
Pilot and Madhav Rao Scindia were strong contenders to the Prime
Minister’s post and they were road blocks in Sonia Gandhi’s way to
power. Both of them died in mysterious accidents.
There
are circumstantial evidences pointing to the prima facie possibility
that the Maino family have contracted LTTE to kill Rajiv Gandhi.
Nowadays, Sonia Gandhi is quite unabashed in having political alliance
with those like MDMK, PMK and DMK who praise Rajiv Gandhi’s killers. No
Indian widow would ever do that. Such circumstances are many, and raise a
doubt. An investigation into Sonia’s involvement in Rajiv’s
assassination is necessary. You may read Dr. Subramanian Swamy’s book
“Assassination Of Rajiv Gandhi — Unasked Questions and Unanswered
Queries” (ISBN : 81-220-0591-8). It contains indications of such
conspiracy.
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In 1992, Sonia Gandhi revived her citizenship of Italy
under Article 17 of the Italian Citizenship Law. Under Italian law,
Rahul and Priyanka are Italian citizens because Sonia was an Italian
citizen when she gave birth to them. Rahul Gandhi’s Italian is better
than his Hindi. Rahul Gandhi is an Italian citizen is relevant from the
fact that on 27th September 2001 he was detained by the FBI
at Boston airport, USA for traveling on an Italian passport. If a law is
made in India
that important posts like that of President and Prime Minister should
not be held by a person of foreign origin, then Rahul Gandhi
automatically disqualifies to contend for the post of Prime Minister.
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After finishing school
education, Rahul Gandhi got admission at the St. Stephens College in New
Delhi, not on merit basis but on sports quota of rifle shooting.
After a brief stay there in 1989-90, he did his BA from Rollins College,
Florida in 1994. Just for doing BA one need not go to the US. The very
next year, in 1995 he got M.Phil. degree from Trinity College,
Cambridge.
The genuineness of this degree is questioned as he has done M.Phil.
without doing MA. Amaratya Sen’s helping hand is thought to be behind.
Many of you might have seen the famous movie “Munna Bhai MBBS”.
In 2008 Rahul Gandhi was prevented from using an auditorium of the Chandra Shekhar Azad University in Kanpur
for a students’ rally. Subsequently, the Vice-Chancellor of the
university, V.K. Suri, was ousted by the UP Governor. During 26/11 when
the whole country was tense about how to tackle the Mumbai terror, Rahul
Gandhi was lavishly partying with his friends till 5 AM. Rahul Gandhi
advises austerity for all Congress members. He says it is the duty of
all politicians to be austere. On the other hand he has a ministerial
bungalow with a fully equipped gym. He is a regular member of at least
two of the Delhi’s
poshest gyms, one of which is 5-star rated. Rahul Gandhi’s trip to
Chennai in 2009 to campaign for austerity cost the party more than Rs 1
Crore. Such inconsistencies show that initiatives taken by Rahul Gandhi
are not his own but, workout of his party men only.
During
the 2007 election campaign in Uttar Pradesh, Rahul Gandhi said that “if
anyone from the Nehru-Gandhi family had been active in politics then,
the Babri Masjid would not have fallen”. It doubtlessly shows his
Mohammedan affiliation as a loyalty to his ancestors. On Dec 31, 2004,
John M. Itty, a retired college professor in Alappuzha district of
Kerala, contended that action should be taken against Rahul Gandhi and
his girlfriend Juvenitta alias Veronica for staying together for three
days at a resort in Kerela. It is a criminal offense under Immoral
Trafficking Act as they are not married. Anyway, one more foreigner
daughter-in-law is waiting to rule the tolerant Indians.
Rahul Gandhi withVeronica
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The Swiss magazine Schweizer Illustrierte’s 11th November
1991 issue revealed that Rahul Gandhi was the beneficiary of accounts
worth US $2 billion controlled by his mother Sonia Gandhi. A report from
the Swiss Banking Association in 2006 revealed that the combined
deposits of Indian citizens are far greater than any other nation, a
total of US $1.4 trillion, a figure exceeding the GDP of India. This dynasty rules greater than half of India.
Ignoring the center, out of 28 states and 7 union territories, more
than half of them have Congress government at any point of time. Upto
Rajiv Gandhi there was Mughal rule in India, with Sonia Gandhi, the Rome rule on India have started.
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The objective behind writing this article is to acquaint the citizens of India
with their national leaders and show how a dynasty has misused the
democracy of this country. Several prestigious national assets and
schemes are named after these lose-character people to immortalize them.
Many other shocking facts are not presented in this article because of
lack of supporting evidence.
Vande mataram.
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Extracts from other sources-
There
are allegations that in the night of 3rd December 2006, Rahul Gandhi
along with his foreigner friends gang raped then twenty four year old
Sukanya Devi at a VIP Guest House in Amethi. She is the daughter of
Balram Singh & Sumitra Devi of 23-12 Medical Choke, Sanjay Gandhi
Marg, Amethi, Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh. Police refused to register
complaint; the National Commission for Women headed by Dr. Girija Vyas
acted as a Congress party office. The victim and her family is missing
since then.
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MOTILAL married and his first wife and son died at childbirth.
MOTILAL and his second wife THUSSU (name changed to SWAROOP RANI) had three children
THUSSU with MOBARAK ALI (Motilal's Boss) was the first son JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU (he was circumcised)
MOTILAL AND THUSSU had two daughters by name NAN (also called Vijaya Lakshmi) & KRISHNA
MOTILAL had also two bastard sons out of Muslim women by name SHEIK ABDULLA &SYUD HUSSAIN
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VIJAYA LAKSHMI eloped with SYUD HUSSAIN (half brother and sister) and had a girl CHANDRALEKHA
VIJAYALAKSHMI MARRIED R.S. PANDIT and had two more girls NAYANTARA & RITA
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU married KAMALA KAUL (marriage never consummated)
JAWAHARLAL had an affair with SARADDHA MATA (assumed name) and had a son given away to an orphanage in BANGALORE
JAWAHARLAL had an affair with LADY MOUNTBATTEN but no children
JAWAHARLAL HAD MANY AFFAIRS and in the end died of SYPHILIS
KAMALA
KAUL had an affair with MANZUR ALI (who is son of Mobark Ali who
fathered Nehru also) and their daughter is INDIRA PRIYADARSINI NEHRU
KAMALA KAUL had an affair with FEROZ KHAN (son of Nawab Khan who supplied liquor to their house) but no children
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INDIRA was found in the bed with her GERMAN TEACHER at Shantiniketan
INDIRA
PRIYADARSINI nikhahed as per Islamic rites FEROZ KHAN after converting
herself to Islam. Her new name was MAIMUNA BEGUM and both had changed
their name to fool the public of India on the advice of Ghandi by an affidavit in a court to INDIRA GHANDI and FEROZ GANDHI
INDIRA and FEROZ had one son by name RAJIV GHANDI (as per Islamic rites he was circumcised)
INDIRA
had an affair with MOHAMMED YOUNUS and had a second son SANJIV GHANDI
(later the name changed to SANJAY GHANDI to escape prosecution in UK for car theft. He was circumcised as per Islamic rites)
INDIRA had an affair with M.O. MATHAI (Nehru's steno) and a son was aborted
INDIRA had an affair with DHIRENDRA BRAMMACHARI but no children
INDIRA had an affair with DHINESH SINGH but no children
FEROZ had an affair with TARAKESWARI SINHA
FEROZ had an affair with MEHMUNA SULTANA
FEROZ had an affair with SUBHADRA JOSHI and many others.
This is the Nehru Reality that India worships and now an Italian leads a
prestigious national party because of just one qualification being
married into the Nehru family. !
At the National
Archives, letters penned by Mohandas K. Gandhi, B.R. Ambedkar, Gopal Krishna
Gokhale, suffered from exposure to
humid weather, staff negligence and mishandling, and improper preservation
methods. Make no mistake that these damning documents were destroyed
deliberately.
Gandhi managed to pass
the Matriculation Examination in 1887 in the third division, scoring a pathetic
247 out of 625. He became more articulate in his old age.
a book written by a Jew Joseph Lelyveld“Great Soul: Mahatma
Gandhi and His Struggle With India” . Joseph Lelyveld, is a Zionist and a Pulitzer Prize
winner. Pulitzer is a prize awarded by Columbia University USA. Columbia university was made with Opium drug money by Rothschild. Rothchild was the owner of British East India Company, who grew Opium in India and sold it in China.
The book portrays
Gandhi as a debauched bisexual with a gay relationship with one of his
disciples, the German-Jewish architect and body builder Hermann Kallenbach.
The
headlines of UK’s
Daily Mail, Britain’s second-largest newspaper, screamed, “Gandhi left
his wife to live with a male lover, new book claims”-- and this made the
day of the Christian white invaders.
The Wall Street
Journal's review states the book depicts Gandhi as "a sexual weirdo, a
political incompetent, a fanatical faddist, implacably racist, and a ceaseless
self-promoter, professing his love for mankind as a concept while actually
despising people as individuals."
Lelyveld quotes
correspondence between Gandhi and Kallenbach, including excerpts from the
latter's diary, with language that seems suggestive of a homosexual
relationship, with Gandhi speaking of his Hermann Kallenbach as "Lower
House," and of himself as "Upper House," and saying that
cotton-wool and Vaseline were a constant reminder of their "mutual
love"
In a letter written
from a London hotel during a trip to lobby British authorities in 1909, for
example, Gandhi’s infatuation with Kallenbach is clear: “Your portrait (the
only one) stands on my mantelpiece in the bedroom. The mantelpiece is opposite
the bed.”
Politicians in India
have generally and across the political spectrum denounced the book and
demanded it be banned as being allegedly defamatory, with the Government of
Gujarat under Narendra Modi banning the book as "perverse in nature...
hurting the sentiments of those with capacity for sane and logical
thinking," and demanding a "public apology" from Lelyveld, and
with Federal Law Minister Veerappa Moily of the Governments of India and
Industries Minister Narayan Rane of the Government of Maharashtra promising to
ban it.
The State Assembly of
Gujarat (with a population of more than 50 million), where Gandhi was born,
voted unanimously to ban the book immediately after the state’s chief minister,
Narendra Modi, said it “deserves to be despised.”. Its publication “shall not be
tolerated under any circumstances,” Chief Minister of Gujarat Modi declared, according to the Associated
Press.
Whenever they were
apart, they sustained a frequent and intense correspondence. Only half of their
letters survive today; Gandhi systematically destroyed all of what he described
as Kallenbach’s ”logical and charming love notes” to him.
Gandhi’s 13 letters
to Kallenbach, however, were put up for auction decades after the death of the
two men, and were eventually acquired by the National Archives of India.
Lelyveld Arthur Joseph ,
a rabbi received his B.A. from Columbia
University in 1933 . He was instrumental role in obtaining critical American
recognition of the newly formed State of Israel. Lelyveld was a contributor to
the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia. He was a veteran of
four decades with the New York Times,owned by Rothschilds, where he served as
executive editor from 1994 to 2001.
The book has not yet
been released in India.
German Jew Kallenback
was a skilled ice-skater, swimmer,
cyclist and gymnast, and an architect. In 1904 he was told by German Jew Rothschild
to befriend Gandhi, who was then working in South Africa. In 1910
, on Rothchild’s orders Kallenbach, donated to Gandhi his 1100 acre (4 km²) farm near Johannesburg.
It was less than 2
miles from the nearest railway station and already had 1,000 fruit bearing
trees. There were 2 wells and a spring, and a few small buildings.The farm was used to run Gandhi's famous
"Tolstoy Farm" that housed the families of his satyagrahis. Kallenbach himself named this farm after Leo Tolstoy.
Leo
Nikolayevich
Tolstoy achieved his place as one of the greatest Russian writers of all
time, with Rothschild's support. His average books War and Peace, and
Anna Karenina, were made out to be classics by the Rothschild held
media. Rothschild made Tolstoy brainwash young and gullible Mohandas
Gandhi with the idea of nonviolent resistance ..
Bengal
had become an unsafe place for the British . Calcutta was a hotbed for
violent freedom fighters. Many patriots like Resh Bihari Bose, Aurobindo
Ghosh, Bagha Jatin, Khudiram Bose etc made life unsafe for the white
invader. They even had to transfer the Capital of India from Calcutta
to Delhi in 1911.
Britain need "their type of non-violent freedom figher" to take over the reins of Indian freedom fighting. The "well planned" 1st world war was drawing close. They needed to recruit at least 1.3 million Indian soldiers.
Rothschild used Winston
Churchill, whose mother Jenny Jerome was Rothschilds , to fan the flames of first
world war. There were enormous profits to be made. They wanted to carve out a
homeland for the Jews in Palestine. Winston was told by Rothschild to create
MI-5 and MI-6--the information and security services in 1909.
They would draw
America into the war by sinking a passenger ship full of Americans. (SS Lusitania).
The ultimate aim was to enforce the Barflour declaration for the state of
Israel. They could NOT afford to fight a war without the help of thousands of
willing and brave cannon fodder Indian Soldiers.
Winston
Churchill was catapulted from a Mr. Nobody to the "most famous
Englishman " and to the world stage by mind boggling deceit-- the way
Rothschild always did,
Rothschild nurtured
moulded their British agent carefully. Using immense money power they
manipulated everything for Winston and made him a popular author by the age of
24 , and a cabinet minister at the age of 33.
Rothschild even
doctored a bravery medal for Winston.
They engineered (by
paying a fortune in bribes) a great drama in South Africa, where Winston was
imprisoned and made a most daring escape from Boers custody. He immediately
became a national hero , as Rothschild owned almost all the media.
Winston
Churchill resigned
his commission from the military in 1899, setting goals to make a living
writing and later, politics and headed for South Africa. In South
Africa during
the time, a lengthy war continued with the British and Boer Republic
colonies. A very complex war, but for relevance’s sake, a war of
revolution, the Boer’s
fighting for freedom from the rule of the British.
The Boer fought a guerrilla dominant
warfare, and during Churchill’s stay the British counterattacked with scorched
earth tactics. The practice of destroying anything which may be of use to the
enemy (roads, buildings, irrigation, etc.), may have played in the decision of
Churchill later in this life to support the controversial act of carpet
bombing.
Within the first month
of Churchill’s presence in South Africa, he became famous for saving an
ambushed train of British soldiers, even at the cost of sacrificing his own
freedom, -- all stage managed.
So, in 1899, our brave Winston
Churchill headed to South Africa as a newspaper correspondent for the Morning
Post owned by Rothschilds, to cover the
Boer War between British and Dutch settlers. He was made to be present at an ambush of an armored train and
captured by enemy Boer soldiers.-- all stage managed..
On the night of December 12th,
when the prison guards conveniently turned their backs on Humpty Dumpty-- nay-- Churchill , he took the opportunity
to climb over the prison wall.
Wearing a brown flannel suit with £75 (the
equivalent of $375) and 4 slabs of chocolate in his pocket ( or was it 5 ? ) , Churchill walked
on leisurely through the night in hopes of finding the Delagoa Bay Railway. So
began his great escape and journey to freedom. All this can only be believed only by an inebriated John
Bull.
Gargantuan Churchill jumped onto a
train and hid among soft sacks covered in coal dust. Leaving the train before
daybreak, Churchill continued on his escape. With luck, Winston Churchill
happened upon the home of Mr. John Howard, manager of the Transvaal Collieries. Maybe he had GPS.
Upon knocking on his door, Mr. Howard’s response to Winston Churchill plea for
help was “Thank God you have come here! It is the only house for twenty miles
where you would not have been handed over. But we are all British here, and we
will see you through.”
Mr. Howard first hid
Churchill in a coal mine then transported him to safety by having gargantuan Churchill
squeeze into a tiny hole at the end of a train car, with a few bales of wool, thrown in for good measure.
Churchill’s fame would grow to legendary rock star status as he
escaped from the captors, -- huge bribes were paid by Rothschilds to make this Cinderella drama
happen.
Churchill headed to
Europe as a awesome celebrity to write, and lecture amongst the European
countries. He was the toast of every English town.
He was catapulted to First Lord of
the Admiralty ( Oct 1911 ), at the young age of 37, a post usually given to old grey haired men-- --and Churchill
successfully petitioned the Cabinet for the largest naval expenditure in the
history of the British.
In 1889, because of the
discovery of vast wealth in gold and diamonds in South Africa, the Rothschilds
came back to loot the nation with 400,000 British soldiers pitted against
30,000 "irregulars" -- that is, farmers with rifles -- whom the Boers
could put into the field.
The Boer War was started by Rothschild's agent, Lord
Alfred Milner. His plans were aided by another Rothschild agent, Cecil Rhodes,
who later left his entire fortune to the furtherance of the Rothschild program,
through the Rhodes Trust. The British fought a "no prisoners"
scorched earth war, destroying farms and mercilessly shooting down Boers who
tried to surrender.
It was in this war that the institution of
"concentration camps" was brought to the world, as the British
rounded up and imprisoned in unsanitary, fever-ridden camps anyone thought to
be sympathetic to the Boers, including many women and children, who died by the
thousands.
So Gandhi and
Kallenbach lived together for two years as soul mates, starting from 1907.. during this period Gandhi was prepared for the "great Indian show".
Kallenbach was micro
managing Gandhi throughout the Satyagraha (non-violent resistance) struggle,
which lasted in South Africa until 1914.
The form of resistance
that Gandhiji devised was unique: satyagraha. He would patiently appeal to the
good sense of the Christian whites, while also refusing to follow their laws
that he regarded evil. He was willing to suffer punishment for breaking these
laws, but refused to hate the invading white men.
While in South Africa,
Gandhi did not miss a single opportunity to please the British crown. Just
after the Boer war, Gandhi expressed his loyalty by sending felicitation to
Queen Victoria on her birthday. Queen Victoria died in January, 1901 and Gandhi
sent a condolence message to the Colonial Secretary in London, laid a wreath on
the pedestal of the Queen’s statue in Durban and distributed picture of the
Queen among the school children.
Later on, when George-V was coroneted as the
king of England, Gandhi expressed his loyalty by sending congratulatory
telegram to England that read, “The Indian residents of this country (i.e.
South Africa) sent congratulatory cablegrams on the occasion, thus declaring
their loyalty”.
In 1909, Lord Ampthill
visited South Africa and Gandhi was out to please him by whatever means he
could. The British statesmen and rulers always wanted a man who condemned
extremists and revolutionists in India and Gandhi took the opportunity to
please Armphill by denouncing the revolutionaries of India and their policy.
Through several letters, Gandhi tried to convince him that his doctrine of
passive resistance or nonviolent Satyagraha has no intention to hurt others –
‘a satyagrahi do not inflict sufferings on others, but he invites it on
himself’.
Many believe that it was the most important cause that inspired the
British to bring Gandhi to India, made him the topmost leader of Indian freedom
movement and his creed of Satyagraha was projected as the only mode of freedom
struggle in India.
Due to this unwavering
loyalty to the British Crown, Gandhiwas chosen by Rothschild to come to India to lead the freedom movement,
or to be frank, to sabotage the simmering freedom movement.
His doctrine of
nonviolence suited them . It was not difficult for the British to understand
that his harmless and nonviolent Satyagraha would pose no threat to the British
Empire.
It
has been ponted out earlier that British in India, at that time,
were terribly afraid of violent freedom struggle launched by the
patriots of
Bengal, Maharastra and Punjab. But Gandhi, through his speeches and
writings, managed to expose that he was against any sort of violence in
Indian
freedom movement.
In 1905, when Gokhale
was elected president of the Indian National Congress and was at the height of
his political power. He was a supporter of the British on the quiet, while he pretended to be a freedom fighter.
Freedom fighters of that era will tell you that Gokhale was just a social
reformer ( like BR Ambedkar ) . He was never put into jail.
Gokhale was loved by the British and he was was invited
to London to meet with secretary of state Lord John Morley, to shape the
Morley-Minto Reforms introduced in1909. Gokhale was appointed a CIE (Companion
of the Order of the Indian Empire) in the 1904 New Year's Honours List, a
formal recognition by the Empire of his service.
Gokhale
was told by Britain to mentor Mahatma Gandhi , so that he can hand
over the mantle to him, later in case his health went bad.
In 1906, the Congress
was split into two.. The group led by Tilak and supported by Lala Lajpat Rai
and Bepin Bihari Pal was known as the extremist group, while the British stooges and loyalists were
called the moderates. Gradually, the extremists, with the help of mass support,
gained popularity and emerged as the dominant group while the moderates lost
their control over the Congress.
So, when the British took Gokhale into
confidence and disclosed their plan to bring loyalist Gandhi to India and make
him the sole leader of Congress, Gokhale found to ray of hope to regain their
hegemony in the Congress. He readily supported the intrigue and agreed to play
a mediator between Gandhi and the British.
To recapitulate, in 1891, Gandhi had returned from England as a barrister and in the next year he had sailed to South
Africa to fight a case for an Indian business firm Dada Abdulla & Co.,
against an immigrant Indian Muslim Tyabji Haji Khan Muhammad.
Viceroy
Minto ( Gilbert Elliot Murray Kynynmound ) complained to Rothschild, on
25 January 1910 ,
“with the gloom several assassinations hanging over everyone, a spirit
hitherto unknown to India has come into existence, a spirit of anarchy
and lawlessness which seeks to subvert not only
British rule but the Governments of Indian chiefs…”
He was promptly replaced on orders from an upset Rothschild.
Viceroy Charles Hardinge
told Britain on 28 May 1911, (totally shaken
up, after being the target of several
assassination attempts)-- “In my
opinion, nothing can be worse than the condition of Bengal and Eastern Bengal.
There is practically no Government in either province…It is better to shift the
Capital from Calcutta to Delhi, and call Gandhi to India from South Africa ”
In 1912, Gokhale was told to go to South Africa and do the preliminary training of Gandhi. Gandhi himself had written that Gokhale was his mentor
and guide.
Gokhale was also the role model and mentor of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the
future Shia Muslim founder of Pakistan, who in 1912, aspired to become in his own words the "Muslim
Gokhale".
After reaching South
Africa, Gokhale, (whom Gandhi revered as his political guru) , told Gandhi that he would have to return to India
within a year (according to the plan of their British masters).
Apart from his
unwavering loyalty to the British Empire, Gandhi was chosen by the British as
the new leader of India’s freedom struggle due his newly invented doctrine of
nonviolence.
It was not difficult for the British to understand that his
harmless and nonviolent Satyagraha would pose no threat to the British Empire.
To explain Satyagraha, Gandhi
used to say, “A Satyagrahi should expect to get killed by an aggressor and not
to kill him”.
One should recall here
that instruction of Bhagawat Gita is to kill an aggressor without giving a
second thought—just do your duty.
Rothschild wanted Gandhi to succeed Gopal Krishna Gokhale in India , at the helm of freedom fighting.
So when Gokhale
reached Cape Town by ship on 22nd Oct 1912, , instructions were given
out well in advance by Rothschild to play to the gallery, and establish
huge respect for Gokhale as the Mentor and Gandhi as the "rising sun"
and the prospective successor as disposer of the destiny of the
enslaved Indian.
Tata the Opium agents
of Rothschild in Bombay had sent huge amount of money to Gandhi, for
the pomp and show soon to unfold. The railway station was decorated and
even the British joined the grand reception fit for King George.
Everything would be
splashed in next days Rothschild owned newspapers in South Africa and
India. Gokhale lead by Gandhi and the British visited each and every
Indian community all over South Africa.
The Senator WP
Schriener was also in tow, as ordered by Rothschild. All were given to
understand without an iota of doubt that the helm of freedom fighting
would be handed over from Gokhale to Gandhi as soon as he went back to
India.
The mayors of all
these towns gave a royal reception in the town halls, and everything was
splurged in the Rothschild held media.
They were even given
conducted tours in Rothschild owned Kimberley diamond mines. Premier
Botha a racist of the first order was arm twisted to swallow his pride
and attitude and give a two hour meeting time with Gokhale and Gandhi.
The Indians were encouraged to air their grievances. As stage managed , an issue of a 3 pound tax was aired.
Gandhi was allowed a quick win here by Governor General John Gladstone .
The Indians who were
treated like dirt, were amazed and confused. What the hell is happening?
. Was Gandhi such a great leader and a negotiator, in which case the
destiny of Indians would be safe in his hands.
Kallenback was
keeping a hawks eye on behalf of Rothschild, just to make sure the
original blue print and script was being followed.
Rothschild could be
absolutely ruthless when his orders are disobeyed. Gokhale stayed in
Kallenbacks house. Never mind what is written by historians that all
slept on the floor etc.
Gokhale after he came back to Poona, India would be in constant touch with Gandhi by telegrams--which were given top urgency.
Just
before Gandhi finally left for England on 18th July 1914, on SS
Kilfauns Castle , all Rothschild media splashed headlines calling Gandhi
, MAHATMA or the "great soul".
Now you get the drift why Rothschild made sure Gandhi never got the Nobel Prize for peace. They had some conscience.
Before Gandhi sailed
for England , Gokhale left for England to arrange for a grand reception ,
involving thousand of cheering British , for newspaper photographs,
suitable for a "great Mahatma "-- and meetings with Churchill and MPs,
to coach and familiarise him.
Gandhi would make
sure thousands of Indian soldiers joined Britain to fight along with
them in the first world war. Gokhale was stuck at Paris as the 1st
World war just broke out. Gandhi's ship was in the English channel at
this time, just 24 hours from London
Hermann Kallenback accompanied Gandhi and his wife on
their final voyage from South Africa to London in 1914. He was indeed the quintessential "Big brother's eye " or the "embedded reporter ".
When
Gandhi mobilised Indians in England to enlist as soldiers with the
British a law student Sorabji Adajania got hoppin' mad, and asked him
how he can take such unilateral decisions and who the fu#k has
authorised him?
On August 13, Gandhi
issued a circular affirming his resolve to tender his unconditional service to
the British Empire and sent it around to collect signatures.
He also set up an Indian Volunteer Committee
with himself in the chair and V.V. Giri and others as members. VV Giri
ultimately resigned from the committee, as he found all this to be nonsense.
Gandhi finally met Gokhale in London on September 18,
1914. Thus proceeded the plan
to sabotage India’s freedom movement according to the design of the British
aggressors.
Gopal Krishna Gokhale, said that it is immaterial who rules the country as long as its people have security
and reasonable freedom in their private life, as given to them by the British--just like BR Ambedkar later,
.
Britain
desperately wanted Gandhi's help in swaying the minds and hearts of the
Indian Muslims who saw the Khalifa of Turkey ( Ottoman ) Kemal as the
sipitual leader of the Sunnis. And Turkey had just sided with the
Germans.
So
for the Indian Muslim soldiers the fight along with the British would
be to save their souls. Sarojini Naidu was also in London with Gokhale.
Tilak finding that Gokhale and Sir Pherozah Mehta were British stooges meanwhile split the Indian National Congress, back home.
When Gandhi returned to
India on 19th Dec 1914 on SS Arabia, Hermann Kallenbach was unable (sic!) to get permission to travel to
India, since England and Germany were at war.
His job of keeping an eye on Gandhi
was over.
From now on Gokhale , Pherozah Mehta and then BR Ambedkar would keep
an eye on him , and report to Rothschild via Churchill .
Gandhi
was now 45, and he was coming back to India after 12 years. He reached
Mumbai on 9th Jan 1915. to a tumultuous welcome. Gokhale was at the
quay with a rapturous reception party.
Indians were literally overcome with awe.
Who
was this great Mahatma who was respected and feared by the British,
that even the PM and King of Britain gave him an audience.
Separate
receptions were held by Jinnah and Sir Pherozah Mehta too. The British
in Bombay were told to treat Gandhi like the cat's whiskers. The
newspapers were full of the just arrived "messiah".
Gokhale told Gandhi to tour extensively all over India in 3rd class train, to give a "darshan" to all Indians.
Such
was the curiosity raised by endless propaganda of the great Mahatma--
that thousands lines up along railway tracks, doing namaste. It was a
media blitzkrieg.
At
Calcutta another Opium agent of Rothschild in Calcutta, GD Birla,
jumped into the crowd and started pulling Gandhi's carriage with great
gusto.
The Governor of Bombay was told by Rothschild to bestow Gandhi the title of "Kaiser E Hind" .
The British made sure that every railway station was jam packed with awe struck Indians..
Who
is this Maha Meru who gave the British and even the King of England ,
an inferiority complex? This propaganda at its best--even Joseph
Goebbels would admit..
On 20th Feb 1915, Gokhale died.
Now
Gandhi was in the drivers seat. At Lucknow Nehru was introduced to
Gandhi, as per the Rothschild blueprint. He would be groomed to take
over the mantle from Gandhi.
Subhash Chandra Bose will know exactly what I mean--you cant win an election against Nehru, as long as Gandhi was there.
Netaji Subhash Chandra
Bose with high intellect and leadership aura, was more respected than Gandhi and Nehru in the Congress by the members.
Both were stumbling blocks for Bose. When Bose was re-elected to the post of
Congress President in 1939 it created unhealthy tension between him and the Mahatma / Nehru
combine , especially as he had won the post defeating Pattabhi Sitaramaiah (who
was Gandhiji’s nominee). Gandhiji apparently took Sitaramayya’s defeat
personally and is believed to have remarked: “I consider Pattabhi’s defeat as
my own”. Gandhi prompted by the British and Parsees did NOT allow Bose to function the way
he wanted.
After landing at Bombay Gandhi wrote a letter to the
Governor of Bombay Presidency expressing his promise that he would always abide
by his instructions. All these letters have been exposed in this Internet age.
The First World War
began in Europe on 28 June 1914, and Gandhi, immediately after reaching India,
started to recruit Indian soldiers for the British army, in his eagerness to express his
loyalty to the British Empire.
It
was surprising to all that, Gandhi, the
apostle of nonviolence, supported war and according to his promise to
the
British master, recruited Indians for both world wars to be sacrificed
as lambs. He personally travelled far and wide and addressed meetings in
his bid to recruit soldiers for Britain, under the hawks eye and
"patronage" of Commissioner Pratt.
Confused
Indians used to ask him every day, “ Why should we help the British
invader? What good will it do to us? What had Britain done to deserve
our blood?
13.83 lakh Indian
soldiers were recruited as a direct result of Gandhi’s actions for overseas
action.
The British Crown, could have never ever had forced drafting of such a huge number, and given them guns and bullets .
Out of this 1.11 lakh or 111000 soldiers were killed in action.
This does NOT include the soldiers who came
back without a limb or on wheelchair.
Britain used Indians in the worst areas of war, in dangerous sectors, in the front lines as canon fodder..
Nobody writes about all this today.
There is
no war memorial for these dead souls, who were equated with animals.
Brave Indian soldiers were used in the suicidal areas on the Western Front, in
the "deadly" Battle of Gallipoli, in the Sinai, Palestine, Mesopotamia Campaigns, the
Siege of Kut and in the Battle of Tanga in East Africa.
Below picture-- Bagha Jatin
The British used Gandhi to disarm and demoralise the patriotic revolutionaries of India, like Bagha Jatin , Aurobindo Ghosh , Surya Sen, jatin das, MN Roy etc. He was asked to travel to Bengal to extinguish the fire of violent freedom
struggle .
On
April 24,
1915, in a meeting organized by the Madras Bar Association, Gandhi
declared to a shocked audience, “It gives me the greatest pleasure this
evening at this very great
and important gathering to re-declare my loyalty to the British Empire
and my
loyalty is based upon very selfish grounds. As a passive resister I
discovered
that I could not have that free scope which I had under the British
Empire …
and I discovered that the British Empire has certain ideals with which I
have
fallen in love.” Difficult to believe this, right?
Gandhi never lost an opportunity to condemn the patriotic revolutionaries of India to
please the British. He publicly appealed to the volatile youths of Bengal and Punjab, to
give up violence. On April 27, 1915, he asked the students of Madras to give up
political assassination, political dacoities and conquer the conquerors not by
shedding blood, but by sheer force of "spiritual predominance" (sic!) .
He deplored patriots like Khudiram Bose and Rash Behari Bose. Gandhi condemned
violence and said that it was an evil path and that all revolutionaries were
anarchists.
Lokamanya Bal Gangadhara Tilak was arrested in Mumbai because he
wrote three articles in the Kesari supporting Khudiram’s bomb explosion at
Muzaffarpur, and was sentenced on July 22, 1908, to six years’ transportation.
Gandhi deplored Tilak on the charge of inciting Indians against British rule. Gandhi
chastised tall leaders like Subhash Chandra Bose , because they were in
favour of immediate independence. Any idiot can see that all such
utterances of
Gandhi overjoyed the British invaders.
Sir Samuel
Hoare, the Viscount of Templewood , made a comment that "Gandhi was one of the best
friends of the British".
Later
on after 1930, Gandhi was compelled to support
the Indian call of independence just to remain at the drivers wheel and
to avoid flak and growing dissent with his suspect leadership. His real
non-violent resistance started with the Dandi Salt March on 12th march
1930-- 16 years after he came to India. For on 26th Jan 1930, the INC
declared Indian Independence.
Gandhi supported the British decision of
partitioning of Bengal. When Khudiram Bose and
Prafulla Chaki threw bombs on Englishmen at Muzaffarpur in Bihar on April 30,
1908, Gandhi immediately condemned the incident and said, “They had no reason
to rejoice at the introduction of Russian methods.
On that occasion, Bal
Gangadhar Tilak wrote 3 articles in the Kesari, supporting the action of
Khudiram, and was promptly sentenced by the British for 6 years incarceration in the dreaded Burmese Mandalay jail
Gandhi condemned Tilak and in his Indian Opinion, wrote: “ He (Tilak) aimed at
inciting Indians against British rule. The rulers are justified, from their
point of view, in taking action against him. … We submit that Mr. Tilak’s view
should be rejected”.Tilak died on 1st Aug 1920.
Gandhi
had deplored Madan Lal Dhingra before he was hanged by the British on
17th Aug 1909, for avenging the transportation to Kaala Pani on flimsy
grounds of the great patriot, Ganesh Baburao Savarkar, the elder brother of Veer Savarkar.
Gandhi also condemned Veer Vinayak Savarkar for supporting Dhingra.
Gandhi asked all people likeDhingra to
abandon violence and adopt nonviolent Satyagraha as the means to fight British
power and earn freedom. Gandhi said, “Is killing honourable? Is the dagger of an assassin a fit precursor of an honourable death?”
He
also said that he wanted to purge India of the atmosphere of suspicion
on either side and there was no reason for anarchism in India. This
literally pissed of Lokmanya Tilak.
On
28 December 1885, British government of India formed the Indian
National Congress with Allan Octavian Hume as the president and few
other eminent, loyal and English educated Indians like Dadabhai Naoroji,
Gopal Krishna Gokhale, Phirozeshah Mehta and so on. The sole intention
was simply to get prior information of what the Indians were thinking
and going to do in near future so that another Sepoy Mutiny might not
recur.
At
the beginning it was like an elite club dominated by the loyalists. But
later on, appearance of Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai and Bepin
Bihari Pal (popularly known as Lal Bal Pal),
the scenario changed considerably. Lokamanya Tilak was first to
embrace independence of India from British rule as the national goal and
it aroused the first spurt of nationalism among the members of the
Congress.
Parsee
Sir Pherozeshah Mehta,
KCIE (August 4, 1845 - November 5, 1915) was a leading lawyer of Bombay.
His political
ideology was, as was the case with most of the Parsees of his time was
friendly to the British Crown's
sovereignty--and most of them had made their fortune by being opium
agents of Rothschilds. Punch into Google search THE DRUG RUNNERS OF
INDIA- VADAKAYIL.
Above: The Rothschild blue print for Gandhi-- this must be his message for Indians.
By 1946 as many as 63 Parsis had been knighted. Sir Pherozeshah Mehta - he was the first Mayor and he had three terms as Mayor. In 1910, he started
Bombay Chronicle, an English-language weekly newspaper. He became
the Municipal commissioner of Bombay Municipality in 1873 . He was President
four times - 1884, 1885, 1905 and 1911. of the Bombay Municipal Corporation. Central Bank of India
was established in the year 1911. It was the first Indian commercial bank to be
wholly owned and managed by Indians. Sir Pherozeshah Mehta , the Rothschild's Opium agent , was the first
Chairman of the central Bank of India.
Pherozeshah
Mehta's aversion to violent methods in politics alienated him from Bal
Gandhara Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal . His main endeavour was to keep
the extremists from dominating the Congress, and in this he was largely
successful, as he was feared as an informer. He was made a C.I.E. in
1894 and 1904 saw him being Knighted as SIR . In 1915 the University of
Bombay decided to confer upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Law.
Both British stooges BR Ambedkar and GK Gokhale were from Ratnagiri.
Britain
friendly actions and utterances of Gandhi encouraged Rothschild to
transfer Gandhi to
India and put him at the helm of the freedom movement, so that
nonviolent
Satyagraha could be the only mode of Indian freedom struggle. Hermann
Kalleback vetted Gandhi in South Africa and passed him as a dependable
stooge who could be taken into confidence ..
The
blacks and Indians of South Africa, were denied basic rights by the
racist regime of the
British colonialists. Gandhi himself bore the brunt of such extreme
discrimination. So in South Africa, he applied nonviolence as a
political strategy .
This movement of peaceful civil
disobedience was named Satyagraha. Ostensibly as a result, the government of South
Africa passed the Indian Relief Act-1914, granting some peanut privileges
to the Indians. The protagonists of Gandhian nonviolence always highlight this
fact as a great victory of Gandhi .
But
these naive souls do not know that though apartheid had been abolished
from the rest of the world quite a long
ago, it continued in South Africa till May 1994. The racists white
regime of Sout Africa always was quick to remind the oppressed blacks of
the quick and sure benefits of adopting a Gandhian
type nonviolent movement.
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THE BISEXUAL GANDHI!
THE LONDON INDEPENDENT
An odd kind of piety: The truth about Gandhi's sex life
With religious chastity under
scrutiny, a new book throws light on Gandhi's practice of sleeping next
to naked girls. In fact, he was sex-mad, writes biographer Jad Adams
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It was no secret that Mohandas Gandhi had an unusual sex life. He
spoke constantly of sex and gave detailed, often provocative,
instructions to his followers as to how to they might best observe
chastity. And his views were not always popular; "abnormal and
unnatural" was how the first Prime Minister of independent India,
Jawaharlal Nehru, described Gandhi's advice to newlyweds to stay
celibate for the sake of their souls.
But was there something more complex than a pious plea for
chastity at play in Gandhi's beliefs, preachings and even his unusual
personal practices (which included, alongside his famed chastity,
sleeping naked next to nubile, naked women to test his restraint)? In
the course of researching my new book on Gandhi, going through a hundred
volumes of his complete works and many tomes of eye-witness material,
details became apparent which add up to a more bizarre sexual history.
Much of this material was known during his lifetime, but was
distorted or suppressed after his death during the process of elevating
Gandhi into the "Father of the Nation" Was the Mahatma, in fact, as the
pre-independence prime minister of the Indian state of Travancore called
him, "a most dangerous, semi-repressed sex maniac"?
Gandhi was born in the Indian state of Gujarat and married at 13
in 1883; his wife Kasturba was 14, not early by the standards of Gujarat
at that time. The young couple had a normal sex life, sharing a bed in a
separate room in his family home, and Kasturba was soon pregnant.
Two
years later, as his father lay dying, Gandhi left his bedside to have
sex with Kasturba. Meanwhile, his father drew his last breath. The young
man compounded his grief with guilt that he had not been present, and
represented his subsequent revulsion towards "lustful love" as being
related to his father's death.
However, Gandhi and Kasturba's last child wasn't born until fifteen years later, in 1900.
Gandhi statue to be placed in Parliament Square
In fact, Gandhi did not develop his censorious attitude to sex
(and certainly not to marital sex) until he was in his 30s, while a
volunteer in the ambulance corps, assisting the British Empire in its
wars in Southern Africa. On long marches in sparsely populated land in
the Boer War and the Zulu uprisings, Gandhi considered how he could best
"give service" to humanity and decided it must be by embracing poverty
and chastity.
At the age of 38, in 1906, he took a vow of
brahmacharya, which meant living a spiritual life but is normally
referred to as chastity, without which such a life is deemed impossible
by Hindus.
Gandhi found it easy to embrace poverty. It was chastity
that eluded him. So he worked out a series of complex rules which meant
he could say he was chaste while still engaging in the most explicit
sexual conversation, letters and behaviour.
With the zeal of the convert, within a year of his vow,
he told readers of his newspaper Indian Opinion: "It is the duty of
every thoughtful Indian not to marry. In case he is helpless in regard
to marriage, he should abstain from sexual intercourse with his wife."
Meanwhile, Gandhi was challenging that abstinence in his own way.
He set up ashrams in which he began his first "experiments" with sex;
boys and girls were to bathe and sleep together, chastely, but were
punished for any sexual talk. Men and women were segregated, and
Gandhi's advice was that husbands should not be alone with their wives,
and, when they felt passion, should take a cold bath.
The rules did not, however, apply to him. Sushila Nayar, the
attractive sister of Gandhi's secretary, also his personal physician,
attended Gandhi from girlhood. She used to sleep and bathe with Gandhi.
When challenged, he explained how he ensured decency was not offended.
"While she is bathing I keep my eyes tightly shut," he said, "I do not
know ... whether she bathes naked or with her underwear on. I can tell
from the sound that she uses soap." The provision of such personal
services to Gandhi was a much sought-after sign of his favour and
aroused jealousy among the ashram inmates.
As
he grew older (and following Kasturba's death) he was to have more
women around him and would oblige women to sleep with him whom –
according to his segregated ashram rules – were forbidden to sleep with
their own husbands. Gandhi would have women in his bed, engaging in his
"experiments" which seem to have been, from a reading of his letters, an
exercise in strip-tease or other non-contact sexual activity. Much
explicit material has been destroyed but tantalising remarks in Gandhi's
letters remain such as: "Vina's sleeping with me might be called an
accident. All that can be said is that she slept close to me." One might
assume, then, that getting into the spirit of the Gandhian experiment
meant something more than just sleeping close to him.
It can't, one imagines, can have helped with the
"involuntary discharges" which Gandhi complained of experiencing more
frequently since his return to India. He had an almost magical belief in
the power of semen: "One who conserves his vital fluid acquires
unfailing power," he said.
Meanwhile, it seemed that challenging times required greater
efforts of spiritual fortitude, and for that, more attractive women were
required: Sushila, who in 1947 was 33, was now due to be supplanted in
the bed of the 77-year-old Gandhi by a woman almost half her age. While
in Bengal to see what comfort he could offer in times of inter-communal
violence in the run-up to independence, Gandhi called for his
18-year-old grandniece Manu to join him – and sleep with him. "We both
may be killed by the Muslims," he told her, "and must put our purity to
the ultimate test, so that we know that we are offering the purest of
sacrifices, and we should now both start sleeping naked."
Such behaviour was no part of the accepted practice of
bramacharya. He, by now, described his reinvented concept of a
brahmachari as: "One who never has any lustful intention, who, by
constant attendance upon God, has become proof against conscious or
unconscious emissions, who is capable of lying naked with naked women,
however beautiful, without being in any manner whatsoever sexually
excited ... who is making daily and steady progress towards God and
whose every act is done in pursuance of that end and no other." That is,
he could do whatever he wished, so long as there was no apparent
"lustful intention". He had effectively redefined the concept of
chastity to fit his personal practices.
Thus far, his reasoning was spiritual, but in the maelstrom that
was India approaching independence he took it upon himself to see his
sex experiments as having national importance: "I hold that true service
of the country demands this observance," he stated.
But while he was becoming bolder in his self-righteousness,
Gandhi's behaviour was widely discussed and criticised by family members
and leading politicians. Some members of his staff resigned, including
two editors of his newspaper who left after refusing to print parts of
Gandhi's sermons dealing with his sleeping arrangements.
But Gandhi found a way of regarding the objections as a further
reason tocontinue. "If I don't let Manu sleep with me, though I regard
it as essential that she should," he announced, "wouldn't that be a sign
of weakness in me?"
Eighteen-year-old Abha, the wife of Gandhi's grandnephew Kanu
Gandhi, rejoined Gandhi's entourage in the run-up to independence in
1947 and by the end of August he was sleeping with both Manu and Abha at
the same time.
When he was assassinated in January 1948, it was with Manu and
Abha by his side. Despite her having been his constant companion in his
last years, family members, tellingly, removed Manu from the scene.
Gandhi had written to his son: "I have asked her to write about her
sharing the bed with me," but the protectors of his image were eager to
eliminate this element of the great leader's life. Devdas, Gandhi's son,
accompanied Manu to Delhi station where he took the opportunity of
instructing her to keep quiet.
Questioned in the 1970s, Sushila revealingly placed the elevation
of this lifestyle to a brahmacharya experiment was a response to
criticism of this behaviour. "Later on, when people started asking
questions about his physical contact with women – with Manu, with Abha,
with me – the idea of brahmacharya experiments was developed ... in the
early days, there was no question of calling this a brahmacharya
experiment." It seems that Gandhi lived as he wished, and only when
challenged did he turn his own preferences into a cosmic system of
rewards and benefits. Like many great men, Gandhi made up the rules as
he went along.
While it was commonly discussed as damaging his reputation when
he was alive, Gandhi's sexual behaviour was ignored for a long time
after his death. It is only now that we can piece together information
for a rounded picture of Gandhi's excessive self-belief in the power of
his own sexuality. Tragically for him, he was already being sidelined by
the politicians at the time of independence. The preservation of his
vital fluid did not keep India intact, and it was the power-brokers of
the Congress Party who negotiated the terms of India's freedom.
THE TELEGRAPH
Was Gandhi gay? Intimate letters go on display in India
A rare collection of letters between Indian independence icon Mahatma Gandhi
and a South African bodybuilder with whom he shared a close relationship
went on display in New Delhi.
Gandhi with his secretary Miss Sonia Schlesin and friend Doctor Hermann Kallenbach 1913
1:11PM GMT 30 Jan 2013
The bond between Gandhi and Hermann
Kallenbach has been a subject of speculation and gossip for years owing
to their closeness, with previously published correspondence suggesting
they may have had a physical relationship.
One of the handwritten letters from Gandhi to Kallenbach that went on
show on Wednesday, the 65th anniversary of Gandhi's assassination, is
addressed to "My dear Lower House" and signed "Sinly yours, Upper
House".
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However scholars looking for clear evidence on the full extent of the
men's relationship were left disappointed, with curators acknowledging
that they had only put a sample of correspondence on display at the
National Archives museum.
"These are
original letters and we have provided a sample of the correspondence
between Gandhi and Kallenbach. There is a lot that is new and
significant," Mushirul Hasan, chief of the National Archives, told news
agency Agence France-Presse.
Gandhi lived with Kallenbach, a German-born
Jewish architect, in Johannesburg for about two years from 1907 before
returning to India in 1914 where he helped unify the gathering political
movement against British colonial rule.
The archive of letters
and photos belonging to Kallenbach was purchased by the Indian
government last year, just before they were due to be auctioned by
Sotheby's in London.
Hasan denied that the collection had been
screened and controversial letters left out keeping in mind the exalted
status that Gandhi enjoys in the country.
"Nothing controversial has been left out or necessarily included," Hasan said.
"They had a marvellous relationship and the archives reveal the intensity of that relationship."
The relationship between Gandhi and the wealthy South African was most
recently chronicled in a book by former New York Times editor Joseph
Lelyveld.
"How completely you have taken possession of my body,"
Gandhi was quoted as saying in a letter to Kallenbach in Lelyveld's
book, entitled "Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi And His Struggle With India".
"This is slavery with a vengeance," the man known as the "father of the nation" in India is quoted as adding.
Lelyveld was forced to defend his book against accusations that he had
suggested Gandhi was bisexual. "The word 'bisexual' nowhere appears in
the book," he wrote afterwards.
Raj Bala Jain, part of the
National Archives team that studied the collection in detail, said she
was surprised how their relationship had been misconstrued.
"I
do not know from where he (Lelyveld) quoted those letters. I did not
find even a single letter with sexual overtones," she told AFP.
"Friendship can be misinterpreted. I think Gandhi was very normal and
above such things," she said of the man who took a public vow of
celibacy in his 30s, adding it was not possible to display all
correspondence between the two.
"We have displayed what we thought was most interesting."
Among other documents were dozens of letters written by Gandhi's sons
to Kallenbach that provide details of his life after his return to the
country from South Africa.
In one of them, Harilal, one of the
four sons of Gandhi, complains to Kallenbach about how his father had
"neglected us". "For my failures in exam I hold him responsible," he
wrote.
India has in the past fretted about private auctions of
Gandhi's belongings, saying that they insult the memory of a man who
rejected material wealth. Auctions of Gandhi's personal items like
spectacles and other memorabilia often raise an uproar in the country
where many people feel the items are part of the country's cultural
legacy.
"We are talking about Gandhi. Such emotions are justified considering the glory that he brought to India," said Hasan. Source: AFP
According
to a new biography by Joseph Lelyveld, the love of Mahatma Gandhi’s
life was a German-Jewish bodybuilder named Hermann Kallenbach. “Your
portrait (the only one) stands on my mantelpiece in my bedroom,” Gandhi
wrote to Kallenbach. “The mantelpiece is opposite to the bed.”
KOCHI,
India—Gandhi is still so revered in India that a book about him that
few Indians have read and that hasn’t even been published in this
country has been banned in one state and may yet be banned nationwide.
—The Times.
I
know that some people still don’t buy that Gandhi was gay, but let me
tell you, from experience, Gandhi liked guys. I first met him when he
came to see my ice show in Nepal, which was called “Holiday on Dirt.”
Gandhi came backstage and he told me, “I very much enjoyed watching you
pretend to ice-skate, in your tight pants.” I asked him, “Um, so why are
you wearing a diaper?” And he explained that his outfit was a
traditional Indian dhoti, and I said, “Well, you look like the New
Year’s baby.” And he said, “You are so handsome when you are not
speaking.”
Then he told me about how he made the fabric for his
dhoti himself, on his spinning wheel and hand loom, and I said, “Whoa,
are you, like, a Native American lesbian?” And he said, “I will tell you
over dinner.”
So we do the dinner thing, and he’s all, like,
“I’ll just have a salad,” and I go, “Wait, are you some sort of total
vegetarian whatever?” And he says yes, that he doesn’t believe in
killing living things for food, and I’m, like, “Excuse me, but I’m gonna
eat the cow before it eats me.” And Gandhi says, “You are the only
grown man I have ever met whose first name is Kelly.” And I’m, like,
“Well, your first name is Mohandas, right? Maybe you should change it,
so that people can relate more. You could be, like, Tim Gandhi or Gary
Gandhi.” And he goes, “Oh, Kelly.”
But he’s kinda cute, you know,
in a legendary-world-leader sort of way, and he’s telling me all about
his philosophy of nonviolence—I mean, on and on, blah blah blah, until I
just want to smack him. And so I say, “O.K., so what if someone, like,
punches you—are you just gonna sit there?” And he says, “Yes. What would
you do?” And I say, “If someone punched me, I would throw my drink at
them. I mean, maybe you should try that with the British.” And he says,
“You are so very wise, perhaps you should spell your name Kellhi.”
And
I think that’s totally adorable, so I say, “Let’s go back to your
place,” and he tells me that he’s celibate. And I’m, like, “Huh? ’Scuse
me?” And he says that he believes in the purity of the body and the
soul, and that sometimes he sleeps beside a naked young woman, and does
not become aroused. And I’m, like, “Me, too.” And then he says that also
he’s married. And I’m thinking, Kelly, here we go again.
So I ask
him if he’s come out to his parents, and he says, “Oh, no, they’re all
old-school Hindu and they wouldn’t understand.” So I say, “But wouldn’t
it be cool if you could do a campaign with a poster of your parents
hugging you, and the poster could say, ‘Staying in the Closet Is a
Hin-Don’t’?” And then he tells me about how India has this, like,
totally bogus caste system, and how they even have people called
untouchables, and I’m, like, “You mean brunettes?” And he laughs and I
say, “No, it’s not funny. You mean, like, brunettes?” And he asks,
“Kelly, have you ever studied any world history?,” and I’m, like,
“Excuse me, but I happen to be wearing an imported Italian cashmere
sweater,” and he says, “You know, maybe I’ll think about a steak.”
Of
course, he eventually dumped me for this German-Jewish bodybuilder, and
I warned him, I said, “Hello, been there, and I know that at first it
sounds hot, but pretty soon it’s all ‘Nein, I can’t stay out late, because I have to get up early for the gym,’ and ‘Nein,
we can’t do your rally for South Africa, because we’ve got my cousin’s
Seder, remember?’ And his mother will be all ‘So, Mr. Gandhi, I’m told
you like to lie down in front of railroad cars, to demonstrate a
political point. Can you make a living from this?’ ”
But
Gandhi and I stayed in touch, because he really was a good person. And
he’d give me advice on guys and stuff. Like, he told me, “I know he’s
cute, with the mustache and all, but Stalin is not for you.” But do I
listen? ♦
Paul
Rudnick contributes regularly to the magazine. He is at work on the
book for the upcoming Broadway musical adaptation of “The Devil Wears
Prada.”
Image copyrightcourtesy: Sotheby'sImage caption
A rare picture of Gandhi and Kallenbach (middle row, centre) at Tolstoy Farm, South Africa, 1910
"He is more than an acolyte, less than an equal", wrote Pulitzer-winning author Joseph Lelyveld of
Hermann Kallenbach, a Jewish architect of Lithuanian background, who
struck a deep friendship with Mahatma Gandhi during his time in South
Africa.
In Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India,
Mr Lelyveld describes the relationship between the men as "the most
intimate, also ambiguous" one of Gandhi's lifetime. This was provocation
enough for the government in the leader's native state of Gujarat to ban the book last year.
But it was certainly a curious friendship.
Kallenbach,
who was also a gymnast and body builder, sent Gandhi "logical and
charming love notes", which the latter destroyed. Using parliamentary
phrases, Gandhi described Kallenbach, two years younger to him, as
"Lower House", while the latter fondly called his friend, who had a veto
on most things, as "Upper House".
Though locals gossiped that
Gandhi had left his wife to live with a man, a Gandhian scholar told Mr
Lelyveld that their relationship was "homoerotic" rather than
homosexual. Kallenbach, in fact, wrote to his brother in Germany in 1908
- shortly after moving in with Gandhi - that, following his friend's
abstemious ways, he had stopped eating fish and having sex.
'Priceless'
More
importantly, Gandhi described Kallenbach as a "man of strong feelings,
wide sympathies and childlike sympathy". Mr Lelyveld wrote that the
architect's commitment to Gandhian values appeared to be "wholehearted,
not selective".
More evidence of this fascinating relationship may soon be finally heading home to India's archives.
Thousands of letters, papers and photographs relating to Gandhi, belonging to the Kallenbach family, are due to be auctioned
by Sotheby's in England next Tuesday. The auction house estimates the
collection, which is arranged in 18 files, is expected to fetch between
£500,000-£700,000 ($777,000-$1.1m).
Image copyrightcourtesy: sotheby'sImage caption
The selection is a rich repository of letters, gifts and pictures
But a highly placed official in the culture ministry
tells me that the government is close to securing a deal with the
auction house to buy this archive. This was partly prompted by a report
submitted by reputed historians and manuscript experts who visited
London recently to examine the selection, and strongly advised the
government to bid for it.
One of the team members told me the
archive was "very well preserved and of inestimable value". India is
possibly paying $1.1 million for the papers, a source tells me.
The
selection contains five decades of correspondence, much of it
unpublished, between Gandhi and Kallenbach dating between 1905 and 1945.
They talk about legal cases, their mutual interest in Tolstoy,
and their time together on a eponymous communal settlement called
Tolstoy Farm.
There are references to Gandhi's early political
campaigns and his relationship with and the illness of his wife,
Kasturba: "I no longer want to be angry with her so she is sweet."/"She
had a few grapes today but she is suffering again. It seems to be me she
is gradually sinking".
There is insight into Gandhi's
preparations for his return to India: "I do all my writing squatting on
the ground and eat invariably with my fingers. I don't want to look
awkward in India".
Kallenbach's letters talk about his growing concern about the spread of Nazism and the plight of Jews in Europe.
There
are also letters by Gandhi's sons and cousins, writer and Tolstoy
translator IF Mayo. There are documents relating to the purchase of
Tolstoy Farm, fruit trees, ensuring water supply and even arguments with
neighbours over grazing rights.
The selection even contains gifts
from Gandhi to Kallenbach: a flag, a khaki cotton scarf, a spinning
wheel. The icing on the cake is a collection of 287 priceless pictures,
many featuring Gandhi, Kallenbach and his followers.
The archive
is a key biographical source for Gandhi, says Gabriel Heaton, Sotheby's
deputy director and a specialist in books and manuscripts. And if all
goes well, this invaluable piece of India's history will come home - to
Delhi's National Archives - later this month. This is excellent news.
Gandhi, India's God-Like Founding Father, Was Bisexual, According to New Book
By Susan Donaldson James
March 30, 2011
Was Mahatma Gandhi gay? A new book by Pulitzer-Prize winning author
Joseph Lelyveld claims the god-like Indian figure not only left his wife
for a man, but also harbored racist attitudes.
Gandhi, who led India to independence and is a universal symbol of
peaceful resistance, had another side -- a more human one. In a
biography that hit stores this week -- "Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and
his Struggle With India," former New York Times reporter Lelyveld
insists that Gandhi was gay, or at least bisexual.
His lover was Hermann Kallenbach, a German-Jewish architect and
bodybuilder. The couple built their love nest during Gandhi's time in
South Africa where he arrived as a 23-year-old law clerk in 1893 and
lived for 21 years, Lelyveld writes.
Much of the intimacy between the two is revealed in Kallenbach's letters
to his Indian friend. Gandhi left his wife, "Ba," -- an arranged
marriage -- in 1908 for Kallenbach, a lifelong bachelor, according to
the book.
In letters, Gandhi wrote to Kallenbach, "How completely you have taken
possession of my body. This is slavery with a vengeance. "
"Your portrait (the only one) stands on my mantelpiece in the bedroom," he writes. "The mantelpiece is opposite the bed."
The new book has been banned in one Western India state, Gujarat, after
local press reports claimed the book maligns the father of modern India,
according to the Associated Press. Its top state politician, Chief
Minister Narendra Modi, called the book "perverse. "
"This is a non-issue," said Bidyut Chakrabarty,
resident scholar at The Gandhi Center for Global Non-Violence. "In
India, especially, they tend to think the mahatma is perfect. Mahatma
means great soul and they put him on a pedestal, thinking he cannot be
human, he's a god."
"And if he's a god, how can he be homosexual?" he asked.
Gandhi Autobiography Addresses Sexual Pleasure
Chakrabarty said that Gandhi emphasized his humanness in an
autobiography that was written in 1933. "He kept saying, 'I am a human
being,' and he talked about sexual pleasure. It was a very big topic in
the autobiography."
The Hindu religion, just as Christianity, frowns upon homosexuality,
according to Chakrabarty, who has written several books about Gandhi.
But in India today, discrimination against gays is illegal and many are
open about their sexual orientation.
In Levyveld's book, the lovers' nicknames to each other were "Upper
House" and "Lower House," suggesting one may have been in a stronger
position of power.
The book says Gandhi may have been the one to "think deep thoughts" and
Kallenbach was more preoccupied with "matters of physical fitness and
everything that's down to earth."
The author discovers that Gandhi "made Lower House promise not to look
lustfully upon any woman," and the pair swore to each other "'more love,
and yet more love ... such love as they hope the world has not yet
seen."
But it seems the Indian leader also liked women. In his 70s, Gandhi was
also alleged to have had naked "nightly cuddlies" with 17-year-old great
niece Manu.
At one point he forced Manu to walk through a part of the jungle where
women risked sexual attacks just to get him a pumice stone to clean his
feet.
When she came back crying, Gandhi "cackled" and purportedly said: "If
some ruffian had carried you off and you had met your death
courageously, my heart would have danced with joy," according to the
book.
The author also alleges that Gandhi had racist attitudes when exposed to "kaffir," as blacks were called in South Africa.
As early as 1894, he wrote a letter to the Natal legislature, "the raw
Kaffir, whose occupation is hunting and whose sole ambition is to
collect a number of cattle to buy a wife, and then pass his life in
indolence and nakedness."
"We were marched off to a prison intended for Kaffirs," he is alleged to
have said. "We could understand not being classed with whites, but to
be placed on the same level as the Natives seemed too much to put up
with. Kaffirs are as a rule uncivilized."
Gandhi Eyed Blacks as Untouchables, Says Book
Some Indian scholars said Gandhi may have even viewed blacks as "untouchables," the lowest class in his homeland.
As for Gandhi's racial attitudes, they too, are inconsequential when
seen through the lens of the Indian leader's larger political struggle,
according to scholar Chakrabarty, who has authored three books on
Gandhi.
"He was a smart and strategic politician," he said. "He was more
concerned about removing racism against England. It's true, he didn't
pick up the black issues in South Africa, but that was not his fight."
"He didn't want to dilute his political ambition," said Chakrabarty.
The Wall Street Journal review of the book
said it recast Gandhi as "a sexual weirdo, a political incompetent, a
fanatical faddist, implacably racist, and a ceaseless self-promoter,
professing his love for mankind as a concept while actually despising
people as individuals."
Lelyveld says in his author's note that the book takes "a fresh look, in
an attempt to understand his life as he lived it. I'm more excited by
the man himself, the long arc of his strenuous life, than by anything
that can be distilled as doctrine."
At the age of 13 Gandhi had been married to 14-year-old Kasturbai
Makhanji, but after four children together they broke up so he could be
with Kallenbach.
As late as 1933 Gandhi wrote a letter telling of his unending desire and
branding his ex-wife "the most venomous woman I have met."
Kallenabach emigrated from East Prussia to South Africa where he first
met Gandhi. The author describes Gandhi's relationship with the man as,
"the most intimate, also ambiguous relationship of [Gandhi's] lifetime."
"They were a couple," said Tridip Suhrud, a Gandhi scholar who met Lelyveld in India.
The source of much of the detail of their affair was found in the
"loving and charming love notes" that Gandhi wrote to Kallenbach, whose
family saved them after the architect's death. They eventually landed in
the National Archives of India.
Gandhi had destroyed all those from Kallenbach.
It was known that Gandhi was preoccupied with physiology, and even
though he had a "taut torso," weighing 106 to 118 pounds throughout his
life, the author says Gandhi was attracted to Kallenbach's strongman
build.
The pair lived together for two years in a house Kallenbach built in
South Africa and pledged to give one another "more love, and yet more
love."
Gandhi implored Kallenbach not to "look lustfully upon any woman" and
cautioned, "I cannot imagine a thing as ugly as the intercourse of men
and women."
By the time Gandhi left South Africa in 1914, Kallenbach was not allowed
to accompany him because of World War I. But Gandhi told him, "You will
always be you and you alone to me...I have told you you will have to
desert me and not I you."
Kallenbach died in 1945 and Gandhi died in 1948.
Hidden Secrets of Nehru-Gandhi Dynasty-- A MUST READ FOR All INDIANS
Intellectual Indira was admitted in Oxford University but driven out
from there for non-performance. She was then admitted to Shantiniketan
University but, Guru Dev Rabindranath Tagore chased her out for bad
conduct. After driven out of Shantiniketan, Indira became lonely as
father was busy with politics and mother was dieing of tuberculosis in
Switzerland. Playing with her loneliness, Feroze Khan, son of a grocer
named Nawab Khan who supplied wines etc to Motilal Nehru’s household in
Allahabad, was able to draw close to her. The then Governor of
Maharashtra, Dr. Shriprakash warned Nehru, that Indira was having an
illicit relation with Feroze Khan. Feroze Khan was then in England and
he was quite sympathetic to Indira. Soon enough she changed her
religion, became a Muslim woman and married Feroze Khan in a London
mosque. Indira Priyadarshini Nehru changed her name to Maimuna Begum.
Her mother Kamala Nehru was totally against that marriage. Nehru was not
happy as conversion to Muslim will jeopardize her prospect of becoming
Prime Minister.
So, Nehru asked the young man Feroze Khan to change his surname from
Khan to Gandhi. It had nothing to do with change of religion from Islam
to Hinduism. It was just a case of a change of name by an affidavit. And
so Feroze Khan became Feroze Gandhi, though it is an inconsistent name
like Bismillah Sarma. Both changed their names to fool the public of
India. When they returned to India, a mock vedic marriage was instituted
for public consumption. Thus, Indira and her descendants got the fancy
name Gandhi. Both Nehru and Gandhi are fancy names. As a chameleon
changes its colour, this dynasty have been changing its name to hide its
real identity.
Indira Gandhi had two sons namely Rajiv Gandhi and Sanjay Gandhi. Sanjay
was originally named as Sanjiv that rhymed with Rajiv, his elder
brother’s name. Sanjiv was arrested by the British police for a car
theft in the UK and his passport was seized. On Indira Gandhi’s
direction, the then Indian Ambassador to UK, Krishna Menon misusing his
power, changed his name to Sanjay and procured a new passport. Thus
Sanjiv Gandhi came to be known as Sanjay Gandhi.
It is a known fact that after Rajiv’s birth, Indira Gandhi and Feroze
Gandhi lived separately, but they were not divorced. The book “The Nehru
Dynasty” (ISBN 10:8186092005) by K. N. Rao states that the second son
of Indira (or Mrs. Feroze Khan) known as Sanjay Gandhi was not the son
of Feroze Gandhi. He was the son of another Muslim gentleman named
Mohammad Yunus.
Interestingly Sanjay Gandhi’s marriage with the Sikh girl Menaka took
place in Mohammad Yunus’ house in New Delhi. Apparently Yunus was
unhappy with the marriage as he wanted to get him married with a Muslim
girl of his choice. It was Mohammad Yunus who cried the most when Sanjay
Gandhi died in plane crash. In Yunus’ book, “Persons, Passions
& Politics” (ISBN-10: 0706910176) one can discover that baby
Sanjay was circumcised following Islamic custom.
It is a fact that Sanjay Gandhi used to constantly blackmail his mother
Indira Gandhi, with the secret of who his real father is. Sanjay
exercised a deep emotional control over his mother, which he often
misused. Indira Gandhi chose to ignore his misdeeds and he was
indirectly controlling the Government.
When the news of Sanjay Gandhi’s death reached Indira Gandhi, her first
question was “Where are his keys and his wrist watch?”. Some deep
secrets about the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty seems to be hidden in those
objects.The plane accident was also mysterious. It was a new plane that
nosedive to a crash and yet the plane did not explode upon impact. It
happens when there is no fuel. But the flight register shows that the
fuel tank was made full before take-off. Indira Gandhi using undue
influence of PM’s office prohibited any inquiry from taking place. So,
who is the suspect?
The book “The Life of Indira Nehru Gandhi” (ISBN: 9780007259304) by
Katherine Frank sheds light on some of Indira Gandhi’s other love
affairs. It is written that Indira’s first love was with her German
teacher at Shantiniketan. Later she had affair with M. O. Mathai
(father’s secretary), then Dhirendra Brahmachari (her yoga teacher) and
at last with Dinesh Singh (Foreign Minister).
Former Foreign Minister K Natwar Singh made an interesting revelation
about Indira Gandhi’s affinity to the Mughals in his book “Profile and
Letters” (ISBN: 8129102358). It states that- In 1968 Indira Gandhi as
the Prime Minister of India went on an official visit to Afghanistan.
Natwar Sing accompanied her as an IFS officer in duty. After having
completed the day’s long engagements, Indira Gandhi wanted to go out for
a ride in the evening. After going a long distance in the car, Indira
Gandhi wanted to visit Babur’s burial place, though this was not
included in the itinerary. The Afghan security officials tried to
dissuade her, but she was adamant. In the end she went to that burial
place. It was a deserted place. She went before Babur’s grave, stood
there for a few minutes with head bent down in reverence. Natwar Singh
stood behind her. When Indira had finished her prayers, she turned back
and told Singh “Today we have had our brush with history.” Worth to
mention that Babur was the founder of Mughal rule in India, from which
the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty have descended.
It is difficult to count how many institutes of higher education are
named after Rajiv Gandhi but, Rajiv Gandhi himself was a person of low
calibre. From 1962 to 1965, he was enrolled for a Mechanical Engineering
course at Trinity College, Cambridge. But, he left Cambridge without a
degree because, he could not pass exams. Next year in 1966, he joined
Imperial College, London but, again left it without a degree.
K. N. Rao in the above said book alleges that Rajiv Gandhi became a
Catholic to marry Sania Maino. Rajiv became Roberto. His son’s name is
Raul and daughter’ name is Bianca. Quite cleverly the same names are
presented to the people of India as Rahul and Priyanka.
In personal conduct Rajiv was very much a Mughal. On 15th August 1988 he
thundered from the ramparts of the Red Fort: “Our endeavor should be to
take the country to heights to which it belonged about 250-300 years
ago. It was then the reign of Aurangzeb, the ‘jeziya’ master and number
one temple destroyer.”
The press conference that Rajiv Gandhi gave in London after taking over
as prime minister of India was very informative. In this press
conference, Rajiv boasted that he is not a Hindu but a Parsi. Feroze
Khan’s father and Rajiv Gandhi’s paternal grandfather was a Muslim
gentleman from the Junagadh area of Gujarat. This Muslim grocer by the
name of Nawab Khan had married a Parsi woman after converting her to
Islam. This is the source where from the myth of Rajiv being a Parsi was
derived. Mind that he had no Parsi ancestor at all. His paternal
grandmother had turned Muslim after having abandoned the Parsi religion
to marry Nawab Khan. Surprisingly, Parsi Rajiv Gandhi was cremated as
per Vedic rites in full view of Indian public.
Dr. Subramanian Swamy writes that Sonia Gandhi’s name was Antonia Maino.
Her father was a mason. He was an activist of the notorious fascist
regime of Italy and he served five years imprisonment in Russia. Sonia
Gandhi have not studied beyond high school. She learnt some English from
a English teaching shop named Lennox School at the Cambridge University
campus. From this fact she boasts of having studied at the prestigious
Cambridge University. After learning some English, she was a waitress at
a restaurant in Cambridge town.
Sonia Gandhi had intense friendship with Madhavrao Scindia in the UK,
which continued even after her marriage. One night at 2 AM in 1982,
Madhavrao Scindia and Sonia Gandhi were caught alone together when their
car met an accident near IIT Delhi main gate.
When Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were Prime Ministers, PM’s security
used to go to New Delhi and Chennai international airports to send
crates of Indian treasures like temple sculptures, antiques, paintings
etc to Rome. Arjun Singh as CM and later as Union Minister in charge of
Culture used to organize the plunder. Unchecked by customs, they were
transported to Italy to be sold in two shops named Etnica & Ganpati,
owned by Sonia Gandhi’s sister Alessandra Maino Vinci.
Indira Gandhi died not because her heart or brain were pierced by
bullets, but she died of loss of blood. After Indira Gandhi was fired
upon, Sonia Gandhi strangely insisted that bleeding Indira Gandhi should
be taken to Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, in opposite direction to
AIIMS which had a contingency protocol to precisely deal with such
events. After reaching Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Sonia Gandhi
changed her mind and demand that Indira Gandhi should be taken to AIIMS,
thus wasting 24 valuable minutes. It is doubtful whether it was
immaturity of Sonia Gandhi or a trick to speedily bring her husband to
power.
Rajesh Pilot and Madhav Rao Scindia were strong contenders to the Prime
Minister’s post and they were road blocks in Sonia Gandhi’s way to
power. Both of them died in mysterious accidents.
There are circumstantial evidences pointing to the prima facie
possibility that the Maino family have contracted LTTE to kill Rajiv
Gandhi. Nowadays, Sonia Gandhi is quite unabashed in having political
alliance with those like MDMK, PMK and DMK who praise Rajiv Gandhi’s
killers. No Indian widow would ever do that. Such circumstances are
many, and raise a doubt. An investigation into Sonia’s involvement in
Rajiv’s assassination is necessary. You may read Dr. Subramanian Swamy’s
book “Assassination Of Rajiv Gandhi — Unasked Questions and Unanswered
Queries” (ISBN : 81-220-0591-8). It contains indications of such
conspiracy.
In 1992, Sonia Gandhi revived her citizenship of Italy under Article 17
of the Italian Citizenship Law. Under Italian law, Rahul and Priyanka
are Italian citizens because Sonia was an Italian citizen when she gave
birth to them. Rahul Gandhi’s Italian is better than his Hindi. Rahul
Gandhi is an Italian citizen is relevant from the fact that on 27th
September 2001 he was detained by the FBI at Boston airport, USA for
traveling on an Italian passport. If a law is made in India that
important posts like that of President and Prime Minister should not be
held by a person of foreign origin, then Rahul Gandhi automatically
disqualifies to contend for the post of Prime Minister.
After finishing school education, Rahul Gandhi got admission at the St.
Stephens College in New Delhi, not on merit basis but on sports quota of
rifle shooting. After a brief stay there in 1989-90, he did his BA from
Rollins College, Florida in 1994. Just for doing BA one need not go to
the US. The very next year, in 1995 he got M.Phil. degree from Trinity
College, Cambridge. The genuineness of this degree is questioned as he
has done M.Phil. without doing MA. Amaratya Sen’s helping hand is
thought to be behind. Many of you might have seen the famous movie
“Munna Bhai MBBS”.
In 2008 Rahul Gandhi was prevented from using an auditorium of the
Chandra Shekhar Azad University in Kanpur for a students’ rally.
Subsequently, the Vice-Chancellor of the university, V.K. Suri, was
ousted by the UP Governor. During 26/11 when the whole country was tense
about how to tackle the Mumbai terror, Rahul Gandhi was lavishly
partying with his friends till 5 AM. Rahul Gandhi advises austerity for
all Congress members. He says it is the duty of all politicians to be
austere. On the other hand he has a ministerial bungalow with a fully
equipped gym. He is a regular member of at least two of the Delhi’s
poshest gyms, one of which is 5-star rated. Rahul Gandhi’s trip to
Chennai in 2009 to campaign for austerity cost the party more than Rs 1
Crore. Such inconsistencies show that initiatives
taken by Rahul Gandhi are not his own but, workout of his party men only.
During the 2007 election campaign in Uttar Pradesh, Rahul Gandhi said
that “if anyone from the Nehru-Gandhi family had been active in politics
then, the Babri Masjid would not have fallen”. It doubtlessly shows his
Mohammedan affiliation as a loyalty to his ancestors. On Dec 31, 2004,
John M. Itty, a retired college professor in Alappuzha district of
Kerala, contended that action should be taken against Rahul Gandhi and
his girlfriend Juvenitta alias Veronica for staying together for three
days at a resort in Kerela. It is a criminal offense under Immoral
Trafficking Act as they are not married. Anyway, one more foreigner
daughter-in-law is waiting to rule the tolerant Indians.
The Swiss magazine Schweizer Illustrierte’s 11th November 1991 issue
revealed that Rahul Gandhi was the beneficiary of accounts worth US $2
billion controlled by his mother Sonia Gandhi. A report from the Swiss
Banking Association in 2006 revealed that the combined deposits of
Indian citizens are far greater than any other nation, a total of US
$1.4 trillion, a figure exceeding the GDP of India. This dynasty rules
greater than half of India. Ignoring the center, out of 28 states and 7
union territories, more than half of them have Congress government at
any point of time. Upto Rajiv Gandhi there was Mughal rule in India,
with Sonia Gandhi, the Rome rule on India have started.
The objective behind writing this article is to acquaint the citizens of
India with their national leaders and show how a dynasty has misused
the democracy of this country. Several prestigious national assets and
schemes are named after these lose-character people to immortalize them.
Many other shocking facts are not presented in this article because of
lack of supporting evidence.
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The Nehru you don’t know!
Even as India’s first PM is scrubbed out from textbooks, his reputation is being savaged on the internet
* Jawahar, the Arabic word for pearl, could not have been chosen by any Kashmiri Brahmin as a name for his child.
* Jawaharlal Nehru’s grandfather was Ghiasuddin Ghazi, a kotwal of the Mughals, who changed his name to Gangadhar Nehru.
* Nehru was born in a brothel in Allahabad.
* Nehru got a Catholic nun pregnant, and was indebted to the church for spiriting her away from India. He died of syphilis.
Welcome
to the virtual world of Nehru vilification. Entirely unhinged from
reality, these wild stories about India’s first prime minister, who laid
the foundations of its democracy, are nonetheless the default on the
internet. Unlike the academic challenge of changing details in
textbooks, the Web is a terrain for the taking. "Anything that questions
dominant historical views is going to find visibility and virality
online," says digital media scholar Nishant Shah.
Nehru,
of course, is highest on the list of hate objects for Hindutva
extremists. "After Partition, and even more after Gandhi’s murder, Nehru
was convinced that India must not in any circumstances become a Hindu
Pakistan. He saw the RSS as dangerous because of its demonising of
minorities, and repeatedly and publicly attacked it," says historian
Ramachandra Guha.
And
the RSS continues to attack him right back. The hegemony of his ideas,
and the persistence of his bloodline are both intolerable to them.
"Indira’s, Rajiv’s, Sanjay’s, Sonia’s and Rahul’s mistakes (real or
imagined) are retrospectively attached to Nehru," says Guha.
Bengal had become an unsafe place for the British . Calcutta was a hotbed for violent freedom fighters. Many patriots like Resh Bihari Bose, Aurobindo Ghosh, Bagha Jatin, Khudiram Bose etc made life unsafe for the white invader. They even had to transfer the Capital of India from Calcutta to Delhi in 1911.
Rajiv* Saw Sonia At A Restaurant In England, It Was Love At First Sight. They Got Married In India
Gandhi managed to pass
the Matriculation Examination in 1887 in the third division, scoring a pathetic
247 out of 625. He became more articulate in his old age.
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