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What's the point of it?
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To appropriate one of Cong's icons as BJP doesn't have anyone of its own who contributed in freedom struggle. That's the only point. In fact their stalwarts (Savarkar) did their best to thwart the freedom struggle.What's the point of it?
To appropriate one of Cong's icons as BJP doesn't have anyone of its own who contributed in freedom struggle. That's the only point. In fact their stalwarts (Savarkar) did their best to thwart the freedom struggle.
On second thoughts, Patel being a Gujarati and that fake Gujarat asmita and all.... Never mind Patel himself banned RSS in '48 (?) and was dead against communal forces...
To appropriate one of Cong's icons as BJP doesn't have anyone of its own who contributed in freedom struggle. That's the only point. In fact their stalwarts (Savarkar) did their best to thwart the freedom struggle.
On second thoughts, Patel being a Gujarati and that fake Gujarat asmita and all.... Never mind Patel himself banned RSS in '48 (?) and was dead against communal forces...
I have always called them the fascists... if you look at the totalitarian regimes around the world.... they all build tall statues and symbols... possibly with the exception of Khmer Rouge, they killed so many people that they probably ran out of labour force.
Congress must be totalitarian regime as they erected so many statues of nehru indira and mohandas and named many airports/stadiums/parks/streets after them.
grand scale like this?
Never mind Patel himself banned RSS in '48 (?) and was dead against communal forces...
As I said earlier, BJP has got its priorities in absolutely right place. Bhakts though will enjoy reading this....<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The statue will be 150 meters in height with a 20-meter hood while the base will be of 50 meters, making it 221 meters. <a href="https://t.co/3oke3VCIXX">https://t.co/3oke3VCIXX</a></p>— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) <a href="https://twitter.com/IndianExpress/status/1066407614408478720?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 24, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Thanks.The ban was in fact only in place for a short period and in the words of the political scientist, Paul Brass, Patel in fact "urged an early removal of the ban imposed on it after Gandhi's assassination."
Three weeks before Gandhi's assassination, Patel had stated:
“In the Congress, those who are in power feel that by the virtue of authority they will be able to crush the RSS. You cannot crush an organisation by using the danda [stick]. The danda is meant for thieves and dacoits. They are patriots who love their country. Only their trend of thought is diverted. They are to be won over by Congressmen, by love.”
The French academic, Christophe Jaffrelot noted that even after the RSS was banned:
"Still, Patel was prepared to engage the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. In December 1948, while the Sangh was still banned, he made a speech in Jaipur in which he “advised members of the RSS to join the Indian National Congress if they had the good of the country uppermost in their hearts”. As home minister, Patel negotiated with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leaders who wanted the ban to be lifted. He was convinced that the organisation could be legalised after it adopted a constitution complying with the Indian Constitution. He then considered that “the only way for them [the leaders of the RSS] is to reform the Congress from within, if they think the Congress is going on the wrong path”. On October 10, 1949, while Nehru was abroad, Patel had a resolution passed by the Congress Working Committee authorising Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh members to be part of the party but the prime minister rescinded the decision soon afterwards."
You've not probably heard about Central Vista project, a project which is at least 6 times more expensive this useless statue.And I thaught the competition for tallest building was bizzare
Seriously what's going on with India...![]()