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082			_a954.04 SIN-R
100			_aSingh, RNP
245			_aDid India fail frontier Gandhi ?/ _cRNP Singh
260			_aIndia _bVitasta Publishers _c2020
300			_a310 p.
365			_aINR _b695.00
500			_aYou have thrown us to the wolves!’ these words by Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan will continue to haunt the nation for decades to come. In the story of India’s freedom struggle, he was one of the bravest. A martyr. Yet he and his Pakhtun brothers were betrayed without a second thought. His dream of an undivided India was crushed when the Partition plan was accepted by the Congress without even consulting him. The newly formed Pakistan government considered him a traitor and threw him into jail several times, even in his old age, forcing him into exile in Afghanistan. Ghaffar Khan was a man who lived, sacrificed, suffered and died for his people. To his followers, he was their uncrowned king, ‘Badshah’ Khan, while the rest of the world will remember him as the ‘greatest non-violent soldier of Islam’. for those of the new generation, this book is an opportunity to revisit this br>Chapter of India’s history and give this iconic son his due respect and love
650			_aKhan, Abdul Ghaffar, 1890-1988
650			_aNationalism
650			_aPakistan
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