Revealing Nehru’s Alleged Betrayal of Bangladeshi Hindus: A Sensational Claim by BJP Leader
Dr Anirban Ganguly’s new book delves into Nehru’s controversial stance on Bangladeshi Hindus, claiming that the first Prime Minister might have been complicit in their plight despite warnings from leaders like Dr BC Roy. Revisiting history from Partition to the Citizenship Amendment Act, the book sheds light on Nehru’s alleged insensitivity towards Hindu refugees.
Key Highlights:
- Ganguly draws parallels between Nehru and Rahul Gandhi regarding their stance on the Citizenship Amendment Act.
- Nehru’s refusal to aid Hindu refugees from East Pakistan and his perceived indifference to their suffering are highlighted.
- The book underlines Congress’s alleged betrayal of persecuted minorities from India’s neighborhood.
Through meticulous research and analysis, Ganguly attempts to showcase the Congress party’s double standards on the CAA and its historical treatment of persecuted minorities. By juxtaposing Nehru’s actions with Rahul Gandhi’s modern-day decisions, the book challenges long-standing political narratives.
Dr Anirban Ganguly’s revelations have ignited a debate on Nehru’s legacy and shed light on a chapter of history that remains contentious in India’s political landscape.