08-22-2009, 10:16 AM
Jinnah, Nehru and Gandhi all studied and lived in England. They had vision to be great people. None of them should have been allowed near the planning of Indian constitution. One had ego, other was power hungry and third looking for a salvation if enlightment was getting too late. Yeah yeah, I am blunt tongue but truth is harsh. Not facing truth is what gets civilizations down to slavery and extinction. I speak for the common man who was hurt and died by hunger as his wife when legends were spending millions on their tombs. Jinnah was experimental with his thoughts on self-governance of India. Look what has happened to Pakistan with his fourteen point plan theories and giving power to provinces. He thought it would be easy for governance using local politics, however long term goal was a disaster. At one point he wanted 50% seats to be reserved for Muslims. So he never technically visioned democratic and indpendent India. His grandfather was a hindu rajput and grand children(parsi wadia family) enjoying rich freedom in India. Mr. Jinnah friend of convienence, never participated in protests to get favours from our British Raj, when Gandhian followers were fried on hot pans. He misguided millions and got them stranded in extremist environment. He requested Mr Nehru to look after his Bombay house , he might return if things didn;t work out up north. Not all hindus are bad as not all muslims. A hindu got converted to Muslim, spoke for their rights and creates nation for them. We don't know if Jinnah family did sacrifice or need to do so. Jinnah family is Parsi as of now.
Mr Nehru, sent his clothes to Paris for cleaning( awright there weren;t good facilities for his expensive suits in India, I take it back). Whatever, he never wanted to share his biscuits in halls of residence forget about sharing power with Jinnah. All he had to do was share power for one year for a united India. Only thing admirable, he somehow managed secular state but left Nehru-Gandhi dynasty to rule years to come. When innocent and comman man fought for his independance, they got divisions and partitions killing millions. Mr. Gandhi, although I admire his philosophies and to some extent his non-violence calmed Indian aggression. Why did he wait till 49 years for the enlightment. They say rich has choices and vision to think and execute, they can fast when hunger can be fetched. Mr Gandhi too at times was uncompromising and never listened to others. Such a child, thankfully our British Intelligence protected him all times. All three legends knew English well and common man had no say in their tea meetings.
Well no offence to anyone for me unknown common man should have been listened too..Mr Jaswant singh should speak his mind in democracy. But congress today is different then in 1947 and BJP is powerless. Jaswant can praise Jinnah to be back in business. In the end its always about who gets what. Folks, true Independence would have been country free from religious and caste plague with no pain of partition. My thoughts are with common men who preserves right even in wrong circumstances.
Mr Nehru, sent his clothes to Paris for cleaning( awright there weren;t good facilities for his expensive suits in India, I take it back). Whatever, he never wanted to share his biscuits in halls of residence forget about sharing power with Jinnah. All he had to do was share power for one year for a united India. Only thing admirable, he somehow managed secular state but left Nehru-Gandhi dynasty to rule years to come. When innocent and comman man fought for his independance, they got divisions and partitions killing millions. Mr. Gandhi, although I admire his philosophies and to some extent his non-violence calmed Indian aggression. Why did he wait till 49 years for the enlightment. They say rich has choices and vision to think and execute, they can fast when hunger can be fetched. Mr Gandhi too at times was uncompromising and never listened to others. Such a child, thankfully our British Intelligence protected him all times. All three legends knew English well and common man had no say in their tea meetings.
Well no offence to anyone for me unknown common man should have been listened too..Mr Jaswant singh should speak his mind in democracy. But congress today is different then in 1947 and BJP is powerless. Jaswant can praise Jinnah to be back in business. In the end its always about who gets what. Folks, true Independence would have been country free from religious and caste plague with no pain of partition. My thoughts are with common men who preserves right even in wrong circumstances.