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மதமான பேய் பிடியாதிருக்க வேண்டும் - பகுதி -1
Religion does not necessarily lead one to God.
It is service to humanity which counts.
Religious laws are to be subjected to critical review to elevate mankind to civilised status by rescuing the masses from the clutches of religious leaders.
Love to humanity transcends religion.
Hindu religion cannot be allowed to continue with its notorious chaturvarna system.
The core of the genetic discrimination lies in priesthood.
People of all castes should be allowed to become priests in all the temples in which Brahmins alone officiate as priests.
This is an independence struggle to free the masses from the apartheidistic stranglehold of Brahmins over the people.
Brahmins do not belong to the idolatrous religion of the natives of India.
Apartheid in South Africa was skin-deep; apartheid in India is soul-deep.
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Monday, 13 July 2020
பாக்கிஸ்தான் பிரிவினையைத் தூண்டிவிட்டவர் இராஜிதான்!
23.04.1942: Rajaji convened a meeting of the Congress
Members of the Madras Provincial Legislative Assembly.He had resolutions passed
by Madras Congress Legislative Party that (i) the AICC should concede the
League’s claim for separation of ‘certain areas’ to secure the support of the
League for ‘a national administration’ and that (ii) the Muslim League must be
included in the popular government in Madras to prepare South Indians to face any
Japanese attack.[1]
G. Narayanaswamy writes in his article ‘Rajaji: Man with a
Mission’ as follows:
"The Congress leaders were totally upset at these unexpected developments
and Rajaji was taken to task and was requested to resign from Congress and all
its committees. Accordingly, he severed connections with the Congress and took
the case for a national government and for Pakistan to the people. The split
between Congress and Rajaji seemed to be complete. Most of Rajaji’s colleagues
had deserted him. He lost the support of Congress leaders, colleagues, and the
public at large and became totally isolated.”[2]
02.05.1942: Rajaji’s proposal for accepting the demand for Pakistan is placed before the All India Congress Committee meeting at Allahabad and gets defeated 120 to 15. Rajaji said that the resolutions of the Madras Congress Legislative Party was just in accordance with the Congress Working Committee’s stand that the Congress could not think in terms of “compelling people of a territorial limit to remain in the Indian Union against their declared and established will”.[3] Abul Kalam Azad, the AICC President, expresses serious displeasure over the action of Rajaji and declares that Rajaji is responsible for the consequences. Gandhi says that there is a wide gap between him and Rajaji similar to the gap between butter and lime.
On his way back from Allahabad, Rajaji gives interview to newsmen saying that Madras Province would get separated from India unless Congress turns his way.[4]
Rajaji resigns from Congress and declares that he would oppose Congress the way he opposes Japan.
31.05.1942: In Muslim League also, a resolution commending the approach of Rajaji was defeated 32 to 24 in its U.P. Committee.
In July 1942, Patel sent a message to Rajaji via Gandhi stating, “It will be most becoming for you to sever your connection with the Congress and then carry on your campaign with all the zeal and ability you are capable of”. Rajaji resigned saying that the Congress Members could not be ‘totally debarred from persuading Congressmen to alter their opinions’. The Madras Congress Legislative Party met again and cancelled the earlier resolution.
02.05.1942: Rajaji’s proposal for accepting the demand for Pakistan is placed before the All India Congress Committee meeting at Allahabad and gets defeated 120 to 15. Rajaji said that the resolutions of the Madras Congress Legislative Party was just in accordance with the Congress Working Committee’s stand that the Congress could not think in terms of “compelling people of a territorial limit to remain in the Indian Union against their declared and established will”.[3] Abul Kalam Azad, the AICC President, expresses serious displeasure over the action of Rajaji and declares that Rajaji is responsible for the consequences. Gandhi says that there is a wide gap between him and Rajaji similar to the gap between butter and lime.
On his way back from Allahabad, Rajaji gives interview to newsmen saying that Madras Province would get separated from India unless Congress turns his way.[4]
Rajaji resigns from Congress and declares that he would oppose Congress the way he opposes Japan.
31.05.1942: In Muslim League also, a resolution commending the approach of Rajaji was defeated 32 to 24 in its U.P. Committee.
In July 1942, Patel sent a message to Rajaji via Gandhi stating, “It will be most becoming for you to sever your connection with the Congress and then carry on your campaign with all the zeal and ability you are capable of”. Rajaji resigned saying that the Congress Members could not be ‘totally debarred from persuading Congressmen to alter their opinions’. The Madras Congress Legislative Party met again and cancelled the earlier resolution.
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[1] Page 235 - Rajaji: A life - Rajmohan Gandhi - The Hindu 25.04.1942.
[2] Page 49 – Profiles in Courage – Parth J Shah – Centre for Civil Society.
[3] Page 236- Rajaji: A life - Rajmohan Gandhi
[4] Page 9 – Kamaraj Oru Sahaapdham – A. Gopanna.
[1] Page 235 - Rajaji: A life - Rajmohan Gandhi - The Hindu 25.04.1942.
[2] Page 49 – Profiles in Courage – Parth J Shah – Centre for Civil Society.
[3] Page 236- Rajaji: A life - Rajmohan Gandhi
[4] Page 9 – Kamaraj Oru Sahaapdham – A. Gopanna.
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