NEHRU ON INDIA
“The English gave
Political Unity to India” – Union of India, Jawaharlal Nehru
NEHRU THE PACIFIST
August 7th, 1952 in the Indian Parliament Nehru
said “We want no people in the territory
of India against their will and with the help of Armed Forces. We want no
forced marriages or forced Unions. This Great Republic of India is free, friendly
and affectionate Union of the States of India (Cheers)”.
September 17th 1953 in the Indian Parliament Nehru
said “Whether it is Kashmir or any other
part, we are not going to hold it by the strength of arms. Mature Nations as we
are. We have to show our maturity by trying to understand things, by saying and
acting in a manner that helps, not Hinders”.
Time Magazine Jawaharlal Nehru 1955 “What
are the basic elements of our policy in regard to Goa? First, there must be
peaceful methods. This is essential unless we give up the roots of all our
policies and all our behaviour. We rule our non peaceful methods entirely”.
NEHRU ON GOA
In December 1928 during the Indian National Congress session
at Calcutta Nehru Said “Goa has a
culture distinct from the rest of India and will be treated as a separate
entity”.
Nehru, addressing the Congress Committee of Uttar Pradesh at
Sitapur on 21st August 1955 said “It is not true that we covet Goa. That small bit of territory does not
make any difference to this great country. We do not desire to impose ourselves
on the people of Goa against their wishes. It is definitely their
responsibility to choose for themselves. We have assured Goans that it is for
them to establish their own future and I further assure them on matters such as
Religion, Languages and Customs”.
Mr Nehru on 4th
June, 1956 “I want to explain myself. If
the people of Goa, that is, minus the Portuguese Government, and when the
Portuguese go and the people of Goa deliberately widh to retain their separate
identity, I am not going to bring then by force or coercion or compulsion in
the Indian Union. I want them to come, and I am quite certain they want to come
too. But that is not the point. I merely say that my National Interest involves
the removal of the Portuguese from Goa, not coercion being used in bringing
about the Union of Goa with India although I wish it, I desire it and it is the
only Solution.
“That is matter
ultimately for the people of Goa to decide. I want to make perfectly clear that
I have no desire to coerce Goa to join India against the wishes of the People
of Goa, But the point is that we feel that Goa’s Individuality should remain
and that whenever the time comes for any changes, internal or other, it will be
for the people of Goa acting freely to decide upon them “.
NEHRU ON SIKHS
Jawaharlal Nehru’s Lahore Bulletin, 9TH January,
1930 “The brave Sikhs of Punjab are entitled
to special consideration. I see nothing wrong in an area and a set-up in the
North wherein the Sikhs can experience the glow of freedom”
NEHRU ON KASHMIR
All India Radio Broadcast, 3rd November, 1947 Mr
Nehru said “We have declared that the
fate of Kashmir is ultimately decided by the people. That pledge we have given
not only to the people of Kashmir but to the World. We will not and cannot back
out of it.”
Indian Constituent Assembly, 5th March, 1949
Nehru said “Even at the moment of
accession, we went out of our way to make a unilateral declaration that we
would abide by the will of the people of Kashmir as declared in a plebiscite or
referendum, We insisted further that the Government of Kashmir must immediately
become a popular Government. We have adhered to that position throughout and we
are prepared to have a Plebiscite with every protection of fair voting and to
abide by the decision of the people of Kashmir.”
Nehru’s Statement in Indian Parliament, 12th
February, 1951 “We have given our pledge
to the people of Kashmir and Subsequently to the United Nations, we stood by it
and we stand by it today. Let the people of Kashmir decide”.
On June 26th , 1952 Jawaharlal Nehru’s statement
in the Indian Parliament “If after a
proper Plebiscite, the people of Kashmir said, ‘ We do not want to be with
India ‘ ; we are committed to accept it though it might pain us. We will not
sent any army against them. We will accept that however hurt we might feel
about it. We will change the constitution, if necessary”.
NEHRU THE HYPOCRITE
August 1, 1946 Nehru in a Letter to Mr T Shakrie said “The Naga territory lies between two huge
countries, India and China, Inevitably, therefore this Naga territory must form
part of India and Assam”.
Nehru to Sikhs 6th November, 1947 “The time has changed now. If you wanted to
live freely then why didn’t you demand for a separate Country from British?”
Nehru broadcast to the Nation 5th December, 1950 “We are not Pacifists. We keep an army and
a Navy and an Air force and if danger threatens us we shall use them. But we
seek no dominion over other people”.
YA (Diario) Madrid January 28th, 1957 “Nehru has affirmed, Goa will become part
of India, no matter what people think about it, including Goans themselves”.
6th September,1955 Nehru said “Indian Union was not prepared to tolerate
the presence of the Portuguese in Goa even if the Goans wanted them there”.
In August, 1955 Nehru said to Mr Zapu Phizo “Whether heaven fall and India goes into
Pieces and blood runs red in the country, whether I am there or anybody comes
in, Nagas will never become Independent”.
In March 1956 Nehru made a Public Declaration ruling out Plebiscite in Kashmir. This shocked
the World.
In 1960 Nehru told Journalist Kuldip Nayar “Taking a small country like Sikkim by
force would be like shooting a fly with a rifle”.
WORLD LEADERS & PRESS ON JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
Die Presse, Vienna, January 30, 1957 “One can only look upon the Great Nehru as a Hypocrite who played
towards the U.N the role of Brutus”.
Richard Russell chairman of the U.S Senate Armed Forces
Committee called Jawaharlal Nehru “Demagogue
and a Hypocrite”.
Dawn, Pakistan “After
a lifetime of Pacifist preaching, he may turn out to have been a champion
breeder of Wars”.
Author Paulo Mendonca : Nehru, whose image of Pacifist
completely fell apart. In United States, the press portrayed him as one of the “Biggest Hypocrites of the Century”.
The New York Daily “The
Hindu Faker”.
Chicago Tribune : “Champion
Political hypocrite of the Year”.
U.S President John F Kennedy “Priest has been caught in the Brothel”.
Italian Magazine from Milan, Corriere della Sera : “Nehru is two-faced: Warlike when facing
the weak, submissive and Pacifist when facing the strong”.
Patna, January 6th 1962 Nehru said “These newspapers described me as a
double-faced man, a hypocrite. They said I was pretending to be an angel of
peace on one hand and a tyrant on the other”.
INHERITING NEHRU’S HYPOCRISY
China dubbed Indira Gandhi a ‘Hypocrite’ in 1974, reveals WikiLeaks, China said “Indian Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi had “Inherited
the Hypocrisy” of her father Jawaharlal Nehru”.
U.S President Richard Nixon considered “Nehru and his Daughter to be mere Hypocrites” Reference - Richard
M. Nixon : A life in Full
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