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Decoding Modi’s Clarion Call! |
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by Dr. Rajinder Puri |
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Making his opening 50-minute speech immediately after being declared Chairman of the BJP National Campaign Committee Mr. Narendra Modi gave a clarion call to his party workers. He said India should be developed by liberating the nation from the Congress. He sought a Congress-mukt nirmaan. This was like music to my ears. Readers would recall that this writer has repeatedly said that the Congress as an institution should be buried even though Congress leaders may continue to rule the nation.
This demand is made because the Congress acted as Imperial Britain’s political instrument for partitioning India. To undo the spirit of Partition it is necessary to discard Britain’s instrument used for achieving it. My demand echoes the last wish expressed by Mahatma Gandhi in his Will released on the day of his assassination. He wanted the Congress as a political party to be dissolved.
Ridding India of the Congress implies all this and more.
For a start let them endorse the demand of the Central Information Commission (CIC) that the government should release and make public the speeches delivered by Jinnah over All India Radio prior to Independence. The CIC head Mr. Satyananda Mishra said that the time has come when all information relating to the pre-Independence period should be made public. He said: “It is easy for any public authority to take the stand that everything relating to Pakistan or the leaders who went over to Pakistan should be kept secret or confidential and invoke the provisions of Section 8(1)(a) and not disclose the details. This will be a regressive stand.” He added that history students and the general public have the right to know. |
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