Mr. Rahul Gandhi, please don't jeopardise India's position in world politics by making such far-fetched and irresponsible comments in the heat of elections. This guy seems to be a total disappointment. It's good though, it will help India to get rid of Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.
RE:He doesn't know what he is talking about!!
by Ek Jawabwala on Apr 16, 2007 02:09 PM Permalink
This family has always been dividing India by dirty politics (how they ousted Netajai Bose), dividing India by castes (no need to give any explanation), dividing india by language (states by langauages are due to them), dividing India by religion (no need to give any explanation) dividing India by religion (Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan). They have never understood multiplication.
RE:He doesn't know what he is talking about!!
by PANIWALA AMIN A on Apr 16, 2007 02:11 PM Permalink
Whatever Rahul said was for the consumption of genral public in election mode. be aware he is not a office bearer of government of India. Entire world is aware of India's role in creating Bangladesh and due credit shoul go to Late Indira Gandhi who was the lady with courage and initiated a diplomatic offensive in the early fall of 1971 touring Europe, unlike Bajpeyye who created hype and spend 3000 crores without getting any benefit - weakening of pakistan.
RE:He doesn't know what he is talking about!!
by George on Apr 16, 2007 02:00 PM Permalink
If Indira Gandhi didn't separate Pakistan, then who did? Although it may not be ethically right to claim responsibility,it still remains a fact.
Indira Gandhi launched a diplomatic offensive in the early fall of 1971 touring Europe, and was successful in getting both the United Kingdom and France to break with the United States, and block any pro-Pakistan directives in the United Nations security council. Gandhi's greatest coup was on 9 August when she signed a twenty-year treaty of friendship and co-operation with the Soviet Union, greatly shocking the United States, and decreasing the possibility that the People's Republic of China would become involved in the conflict. China, an ally of Pakistan, had been providing moral support, but little military aid, and did not advance troops to its border with India.
