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From: K
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/nehru-had-called-sardar-patel-a-total-communalist-says-advani/article1-1147285.aspx
Nehru had called Sardar Patel a 'total communalist', says Advani
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The Nizam, who wanted to accede to Pakistan, had sent an emissary to the neighbouring country and transferred a huge sum of money to the government there, it says.
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The Nizam's officials were reportedly ******heaping atrocities on locals*******. (Mostly Kafirs, that is)
"At a cabinet meeting, Patel had described these things and demanded that army be sent to end the terror-regime in Hyderabad. Nehru who usually spoke calmly, peacefully and with international etiquette, spoke losing his composure, 'You are a total communalist. *****I will never accept your recommendation*****...Patel remained unperturbed but left the room with his papers," Advani says, quoting from Nair's book.
......But then, we got this piece of very important news......
Meanwhile, the army was kept battle-ready. During his meeting with Nehru and Patel, Rajaji (C. Rajagopalachari) used a letter from the *****British High Commissioner protesting against the rape of 70-year-old nuns of a convent two days earlier by Razakars of Hyderabad****.
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"Nehru read it. His face turned red...*****Anger choked his words. He shot out of his chair, slammed his fist on the table and cried out, 'Let's not waste a moment. We'll teach them a lesson'******".
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We did not accept Patel's recommendation because he did not apply "through proper channel" - the British High Commissioner! So there!
Hail Britannia?!
Goel's book needs some serious updating, uh?
http://voiceofdharma.org/books/gagon/
From: K
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/nehru-had-called-sardar-patel-a-total-communalist-says-advani/article1-1147285.aspx
Nehru had called Sardar Patel a 'total communalist', says Advani
.....
The Nizam, who wanted to accede to Pakistan, had sent an emissary to the neighbouring country and transferred a huge sum of money to the government there, it says.
...
The Nizam's officials were reportedly ******heaping atrocities on locals*******. (Mostly Kafirs, that is)
"At a cabinet meeting, Patel had described these things and demanded that army be sent to end the terror-regime in Hyderabad. Nehru who usually spoke calmly, peacefully and with international etiquette, spoke losing his composure, 'You are a total communalist. *****I will never accept your recommendation*****...Patel remained unperturbed but left the room with his papers," Advani says, quoting from Nair's book.
......But then, we got this piece of very important news......
Meanwhile, the army was kept battle-ready. During his meeting with Nehru and Patel, Rajaji (C. Rajagopalachari) used a letter from the *****British High Commissioner protesting against the rape of 70-year-old nuns of a convent two days earlier by Razakars of Hyderabad****.
....
"Nehru read it. His face turned red...*****Anger choked his words. He shot out of his chair, slammed his fist on the table and cried out, 'Let's not waste a moment. We'll teach them a lesson'******".
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We did not accept Patel's recommendation because he did not apply "through proper channel" - the British High Commissioner! So there!
Hail Britannia?!
Goel's book needs some serious updating, uh?
http://voiceofdharma.org/books/gagon/
sent from samsung galaxy note, so please excuse brevity
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