RE: [nukkad] Godse

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D D Karelia Wrote

>Dear Rawat 
Yes definitely the history on Hindusthan would hv been different. There would exist only one nation, and that would be pakistan.  Getting me????  If Mt Gandhi can give 55 cr, more concessions to muslims at the cost of Hindoos, certainly in a months duration of his padyatra, he would hv given whole Hindustan to mohammad ali jinnah, shit.

## First decide Do you want peace love and freedom or you want Hate, War And Freedom . I am sure if Gandhi would have been alive and we could be having right now Peace, Love And Freedom. Instead Rightnow we are having Hate,war & Freedom. 
Mark My words we are having freedom But hate and War Came as part and Parcel of that freedom.
Gandhiji himself was a hindu But At that point of time he didnot think of religion He thought of a way to get peace and love Between two communities and he would have been succeeded if it was not for Mr Godse. And Godses Dream Of One Bharat(i.e Whole Bharat including pakistan bangladesh) will never be true because the only chance left for such a dream to be fulfilled was killed by him.
 
>May Great Godses, true son of Bharat Matas soul rest in peace, and as a Hindu we shall always remain indebted for granting us real freedom.

## Favouring Godse is like Insulting Gandhiji . Almost all his life he(Gandhiji)  fought for freedom of The Whole India. But at last he was killed Just because he wanted peace and love with Freedom?.He never asked the power for himself. Below it will be shown that he had not fasted for Paying the money to pakistan

The matter regarding release of Rs. 55 crores to Pakistan towards the second instalment of arrears to be paid to it under the terms of division of assets and liabilities requires to be understood in the context of the events that took piece in the aftermath of partition. Of the 75 crore to be paid the first instalment of Rs. 20crore was already released. Invasion of Kashmir by selfstyled liberators with the covert support of the Pakistani Army took place before the second instalment was paid. Government of India decided to withhold it Lord Mountbatten was of the opinion that it amounted to a violation of the mutually agreed conditions and he brought it to the notice of Gandhiji. To Gandhijis ethical sense the policy of tit for tat was repugnant and he readily agreed with the Viceroys point of view. However, linking his stand in this matter with his fast he undertook, as you will find in the following lines, is an intentional mix-up and distortion of facts of contemporary history. The fast was undertaken with a view to restoring communal amity in Delhi. Gandhiji arrived from Calcutta in September 1947 to go to Punjab to restore peace there. On being briefed by Sardar Patel about the explosive situation in Delhi itself he changed his plans and decided to continue his stay in Delhi to restore peace with the firm determination to "Do or Die." 

The following facts dissolve this much tauted thesis that Gandhiji had fasted to bring moral pressure on government of India to relent.:   

   a) Dr. Sushila Nair,as soon as she heard Gandhiji proclaim his decision, rushed to her brother Pyarelal and informed him in a huff that Gandhiji had decided to undertake fast till the madness in Delhi ceased. Even in those moments of inadvertence the mention of 55 crore of rupees was not made which clearly proves that it was not intended by Gandhiji.  

   b) Gandhijis own announcement about his resolve on 12th January in the evening prayer meeting did not contain any reference to it. Had it been a condition, he would have certainly mentioned it as that.   

   c) Similarly, there was no reference to it in his discourse on 13th January.   

   d) Gandhijis reply on the 15th January, to a specific question regarding the purpose of his fast did not mention it.  

   e) The press release Of the government of India did not have any mention thereof   

   f) The list of assurances given by the committee headed by Dr. Rajendra Prasad to persuade Gandhiji to give up his fast did not include it  

I hope these facts should put at rest the 55 crore concoction at rest. 

Now The Question Why did he ketp the fast then.

Below is the answer:

Influx of Hindus from Pakistan who were uprooted and who had suffered killings of relatives, abduction and rape of women and looting of their belongings had created an explosive situation. Local Hindus who were outraged by the treatment meted out to their Hindu brethren and the anger of local Muslims against reports of similar outrages on their coreligionists in India made Delhi a veritable witches cauldron. This resulted in killings, molestation, torching of houses and properties. This caused deep anguish to Gandhiji. What added poignancy to this was the realisation that it happened in India itself just after an unique incident in the history of mankind : doing away of the shackles of a colonial regime by non-violent means. It was in this background in his mind that he undertook fast unto death to restore communal amity and sanity in Delhi. And, as if to allow the critics of Mahatma Gandhi a chance to mix-up and manoeuvre, the decision of the government of India to release Rs. 55 crore to Pakistan came during this period of his fast. 

source:-  
http://www.mkgandhi-sarvodaya.org
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