Nehru Becomes Gandhi

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Nehru Becomes Gandhi(A true tale)

Some truths about first family of India. In the hagiology of Indian and Hindutva nationalism, Pundit Jawahar Lal Nehru is acclaimed as the`ounding ather of the Indian !nion"# $verywhere in the India today, one finds a Nehru school, a Jawaharlalmuseum or a Pundit Nehru street# %any things are named after his father, wife, daughter, and grandsoneven# He is fre&uently referred to as Pundit ('undit eing an honorific ans*rit and Hindi word meaning

+scholar+)# $vidently, the !nion"s first Prime %inister a -rahmin from .ashmir has attained a near godli*e status, largely than*s to 'ro'aganda from the -rahmincontrolled Indian 'ress# /et how much does this-rahmin deserve the title0

or fifty years, the -rahmincontrolled Indian mass media has een rainwashing the world aout thesu''osed achievements of Pandit Nehru# Now, after fifty years of deceit, lies and dece'tion, the facts have

finally come out# Pandit Nehru died of the dreaded sy'hilis (a disease caught y mating to 'rostitutes), asrevealed y the mainstream Indian news'a'er, 1he 1riune# He was a 'hilandering womani2er who fathered

at least one astard son y a woman scholar called harda %ata#

imilarly Not many Indians *now that his daughter Indira 3andhi, on her official visit to Afghanistan,visited -aaar"s grave and 'aid homage to him# -aaar was considered an alien offender y Hindus then

why Indira 'aid homage to him# Another interesting incident was that once she was invited y a audiPrincess to visit %$44A on a 'ilgrimage# ####No N5N %!LI% is allowed in %ecca then why she was

invited0 oon you will *now#

Ancestors

According to %otilal Nehru (father of Jawahar Lal Nehru) the records aout his family were destroyed

during the first war for Indian inde'endence (6789) and history is silent aout his family tree#

till he says that in early 67th century one of his ancestors was :a; .aul# He was em'loyed y the%oghuls# arru*hsiyar the %oghul .ing allotted him some land near a nehar (canal)# .aul ecame Nehru

as he was given land (y a .ing) at the an* of a nehar# 1hough" nothing much is *nown aout this 'art ofthe tree, %otilal has written that Pundit %oosram Nehru was :a; .aul"s grand son and his grandson was

3angadhar who was father of %otiLal#

Pundit 3angadhar Nehru was the *otwal of


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a .ashmiri royal, sheltered Nehru in his house, .ali .othi#

.rishna Hutheesing (daughter of %otilal) also mentioned in her memoirs, that her grandfather 3anga


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and a 'ost of 'eon was good way of concealing his true identity# 3andhur was a regular on the *otha of one


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How he ecame rich is another interesting story# 1he :a;ah of $tawah had died without an issue# !nder-ritish rule, in such cases the widow was to lose her husand"s estate if she did not have a male issue# 1he

:ani of $tawah was sure to lose her estate# 1he Hindu widow as*ed %oara* Ali and %otilal to fight hercase# 1hey as*ed her for :s#8KK,KKK#KK# 1he hel'lesswidow agreed# 1he amount was e&ually divided etween %oti and %oara*# However, at the lower court,

%oara* Ali and %oti Lal lost the widow"s case# !ndaunted, they announced to the widow that noteverything was lost# 5n ehalf of %oara* Ali, %oti Lal announced to the widow that they would go to thehigher court with her case# 1he fee was again a hefty :s#8,KK,KKK, e&ually shared y %oara* and %oti#1hey lost the case in the higher court as well#

1he smart %oara* suggested that the case e now ta*en to the Privy 4ouncil in London# 1his time, thewidow had to 'ay for all their travel eB'enses, to and from London 'lus their fees and the fee of a London

arrister# %oara* Ali hired a to' notch London arrister# He argued the case at the Privy 4ouncil on ehalfof the widow, who, according to him, was 'regnant and carrying a child of the :a;ah of $tawah, when hedied# A suitale ay oy had een found for the 'ur'ose and the court was told that the oy was sired ythe :a;ah and the widowed :ani was the mother# 1his time, the case was won and the :ani could retain

ownershi' of her deceased husand"s estate# 5ne of the constituencies of the estate was Amethi# 1his was

otained y %oti Lal from the widow# It is not &uite clear if there was any armtwisting involved in thetransfer of Amethi, ut the :ani, we elieve, was &uite ha''y to have retained ownershi' of at least 'art ofthe 'ro'erty# or the reason all Nehrus decide Amethi as their inheritance from their ancestors and decide to

contest elections from there# (A tale of 1wo Lals)#

1he money hel'ed %oti Lal to &ualify as a lawyer and 'urchase the Ishrat %an2il from %oara* Ali andrename it Anand -havan#

-ecause of getting rich Pandit %otilal Nehru loo*ed after the who laterecame President of India?, %ohan ecame Adul :ashid and the marriage too* 'lace#

Actress Nargis was orn of this liaison# Jaddanai started wor*ing in films starting with a film entitled`Insaan ya haitaan` and `hahi :a**asa`# he too* u' filmma*ing###and her three children (A*htar Husain,Anwar Husain and Nargis) ecame a 'art of film industry# Nargis reined the industry as :a; .a'oor"ssweetheart and finally settled in marriage with actor unil


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Jawaharlal Nehru

After ecoming a lawyer Jawaharlal Nehru setu' his legal 'ractice office at %alaar Hill -omay near thethen chamers of %r# %ohammed Ali Jinnah# He was not successful in his legal 'ractice# He had to wind it

u' as he got involved in a criminal case in which he is said to have attem'ted to molest a young Parsi girlem'loyed in his office and it is further said that a criminal case against him 'roceeded in the then session"s

court of -omay# He wound u' his legal 'ractice and returned to Allahaad and ;oined the 'olitics of thosedays#

Jawaharlal Nehru did not have a lissful married life# He was married at a young age in the year 66#

Chen he was at Harrow, %otilal Nehru and his wife decided to find a 'erfect match for Jawaharlal Nehru#1hey started their search and found .amala .aul, a girl from a middleclass .ashmiri -rahmin family in66G# he was a thirteen year old girl, welleducated at home and *new Hindu and !rdu# 1hey waited till66, when .amala attained the age of seventeen years# .amala was finally married to Jawaharlal Nehru 5n

7 eruary, 66# In the first year of the marriage, .amala gave irth to their only child, IndiraPriyadarshini#

1he initial years of marriage were not very ha''y for .amala as Nehru was then as*ing in glory and 'aid

little im'ortance to the home front# he also had to endure several lunt remar*s from her husand"s relativesregarding her inferior social origins# -ut she did not retaliate to any of these# he egan to involve herself inthe Indian freedom struggle and even went to the 'rison#

!ne*nown to everyone outside, Jawahar never consummated his wedding with this "not so accom'lishedgirl" from the vale of .ashmir# 5ne might as* how come then that she gave irth to Indira Priyadarshini,

whom .amala loved very much0 Cell, the truth of the matter is that the only 'erson who had a few decentwords for .amala was %an2ar, the son of %uara* Ali# 1he Alis were very close to the Nehrus# %an2ar, anaccom'lished man educated in -ritain, was sorry for .amala# And it came to 'ass that eventually he (a hia"man li*e his father %uara* Ali), fathered Indira# .amala gave irth to a oy in Novemer 6G, ut he was

'remature and died G days later#

5ut of many affairs with women, Nehru had at least one astard son# 5f course, these facts weresu''ressed y the :edaffron Indian 3overnment, and it too* a -lac* outh Indian 4atholic from .erala,

%#5# %athai, to eB'ose the facts# 5f course %athai"s oo* (`":eminiscences of the Nehru Age") has eensu''ressed y the -rahminist 3overnment of India, for not only does he reveal -rahmin Nehru" little son, uthe also narrates his own affair with Indira 3andhi# %athai served Nehru for many years as his PersonalAssistant# He writes in his oo*, >4ha'ter Nehru and Comen, '#GKGK9?

+In the autumn of 67 (India ecame free in 69 and Jwahar Lal was Prime %inister) a young womanfrom -enares arrived in New


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ehind# he however forgot to ta*e with her a small cloth undle in which, among other things, severalletters in Hindi were found# 1he %other u'erior, who was a foreigner, had the letters eBamined and cameto *now that they were from the Prime %inister# 1he 'erson who rought the letters surrendered them# -ut

he declined to give his name, or the name of the %other u'erior, or the name and address of the convent#Nehru was told of the facts# He tore off the letters without any emotion reflected in his face# He showed nointerest in the child then or later### the child must have grown u' as a 4atholic 4hristian lissfully ignorant

of who his father was#

In another oo* it is revealed that +Another woman who was close to him (Nehru), and almost certainly alover, was Padma;a Naidu# he was eleven years younger than Jawaharlal, and was daughter of the veterannationalist aro;ini Naidu#+ (1he


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was saved#1his stu'id :ani thought that %oara* Ali and %otilal had saved her# -y way of legal fee the:ani of $tawah is said to have given y way of legal fee to the aove named two 'ersons :s#6K la*hs andalso the estate of Amethi which she owned and was 'assed on to %otilal Nehru# or the reason all Nehrus

decide Amethi as their inheritance from their ancestors and decide to contest elections from there# (A tale of1wo Lals)#

Chat was the family grocer"s name0 His name was Nawa .han, who had married a Parsi woman named:atimai after converting her to Islam# %ost of historians elieve that ero2 >orn 66G? was son of Naa.han while some elieve that ero2 was son of :atimai from a 'revious marriage (with Jehangir aredoon)and Nawa .han ado'ted him and raised him as a %uslim#

+ero2e went to school in Allahaad, and later in the university there, he enrolled for an L#L#-# degree# Itwas through this connection that he wormed his way into Anand -hawan, for it was %otilal"s 'ractice to

invite 'romising young students over to his house# -ut ero2e didn"t 'ay as much attention to either law or%otilal, he 'aid attention to .amala and Indira in that order# His devotion to .amala remains something ofa mystery# 5f course she must have shown her characteristic concern and *indness for the young lad, and heon his 'art may have sym'athi2ed with her crucifying loneliness# 5r 'erha's he succumed to .amala"s

&uiet charisma# 5r as .rishna (sister in law) 'ut it, +ero2e"s fondness for .amala was romantic#+

It is elieved that in 6K, during a demonstration .amala fainted# /oung ero2e .han was watching thedemonstrators along with his friends# He rushed to comfort her# As he was already introduced to her family

he went to in&uire aout the health of .amala later# he was moved y this gesture and then what ha''enedneBt was ovious#

5nce, while Jawaharlal was in Naini Jail, some miscreants 'ut u' ugly 'osters in Allahaad insinuating an

affair etween .amala and ero2e# omeone anonymously sent one of these 'osters to Nehru and he wasfurious# -eing an intelligent man, he didn"t &uestion either .amala or ero2e, uthe did as* :afi Ahmed.idwai to investigate the 'oster slander#+ (1he an;ay toryE inod %ehta, ' #)

IN"IRA

1he fact of the matter is that (can e found in many writings) Indira was an eBtraordinarily seBy girl# In

fact she had een always on the "'rowl" for seB and was never under 'arental control# It is Indira"s overseBednature that had 'revented her from com'leting her studies in London as well as in -ol'ur, near 4alcutta# Inoth 'laces, she was too usy with her seBual 'roclivities and could not 'ro'erly com'lete her education# In5Bford, she was told to leave the college for non'erformance#

Chen she was 6 she started to sus'ect that something sinister eBisted etween her %other and ero2# 5neday she saw ero2 moving away from her mother and leaning on a chair# Indira was sur'rised to see thatthey were oth lushingD what had they een doing0 Cere they tal*ing aout herF 5r were they discussing

'olitics# 1hey had een standing very close to each other so maye they had een saying things they didn"twant her to hear#

1hen it hit her li*e a ton of ric*sF ero2 did have an erection and that loo*ed li*e her mother"s li'stic* on

the side of his mouth# 5h 3od noF urely NotF he must e imagining these awful things ecause she wasso u'set#

1hen on another day her worst sus'icions were confirmed# he caught sight of her mother lying on the edna*ed# he was wearing heavy ma*eu' and gold ;ewellery# ero2 was etween her legs 'lowing into her

'age 9 @ 6


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with long slow stro*es# Her mother"s legs were wra''ed around his ac* and her heels ra*ed his flan*surging him onD they were *issing each other 'assionately# oon her mother drummed her heels on his ac*and he 'ounded in and out of her em'tying his seed into her# Indira was dumfounded, ut she had to admit

she was also a little arousedD her 'anties clung to her seB# he was sur'rised to see the si2e of the coc* ofero2# It was huge# At that time nothing ha''ened etween her and ero2 ut that incident affected hergreatly#

oon she was sent to -ol'ur for study# antini*etan is a small town near -ol'ur in the -irhum district ofCest -engal, India, a''roBimately 67K *ilometres north of .ol*ata# It was made famous y Noel Laureate:aindranath 1agore# 1he town housed isva-harati which ecame a 4entral !niversity in 686# Indira3andhi was one of its more illustrious students and was *nown for her after hour activities at the !niversity#

At hantini*etan she was found with 3$:%AN 1$A4H$: ran* 5erdorf in a com'romising 'osition in

his edroom (in flagrante delicto)# 1he Princi'al 3urudev himself wrote to Jawahar to fly down from ourceE IndiraE 1he

Life of Indira Nehru 3andhi -y .atherine ran*?

In 67 Indira went to study at omerville 4ollege, 5Bford#


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y such threats Indira was not going to frighten him# Now, how do we *now that0 1his fatherdaughterconversation too* 'lace in Jawahar"s office in New


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I met her first in her ancestral home in the winter of 68# he then had a ay son of crawling age andwho was a cry ay# %y first reaction was that she was a conceited girl with unha''iness written all overher face# Her second son, orn in


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Ce chose a 'lace in the wilderness# Ce wal*ed through the o'en land into a forest# As she wal*ed with aslow stride, her hi's swayed eautifully showing off the lushness of her ody# In a safe 'lace `H$" M Istarted undressing together# he started to tug M 'ull down my shorts, com'elling me to unutton M ta*e

them off# I 'ulled away her loosely wra''ed sari ma*ing her com'letely na*ed#

Her ody was ama2ing# Her s*in was 'ale, and her tits were even igger than I"d thought, huge lue veined

ors, with reddish ni''les that loo*ed as ig as my thums# -lac* hair 'ee*ed out from her arm'its, and her'ues started in a thin line ;ust elow her navel, running into to a thic*, untamed mat on her 'uis, eBtendingetween her thighs and eyond# $ven her inner thighs were &uite furry, and small delicate hairs covered therest of her thighs, although her lower legs were smooth#

As wild 'assion flowed etween our tongues M li's, she started wildly ruing her soft reasts M furrycrotch all over my na*ed ody, eBhilarating me to the hilt# After a while she started *issing all over my face

and finally ended u' re'eatedly *issing on my eyes, forcing me to *ee' my eyes shut and to en;oy the wildovertures of her ri'e ody#

After suc*ing M fondling her reasts, I 'laced my hand etween her thighs and slowly 'arted them# oon,

my fingers were touching the 'rivate ;ungle# he was moaning heavily and offered no resistance as I

advanced my handD rather, she 'arted her thighs wider ma*ing way for my hand# %y fingers searchedthrough the ush and touched her very wet laia# -y now she showed restlessness and disengaged me sayingshe was getting too hot and couldn"t ta*e it any more#

or a few seconds I felt her ody moving away from mine, ut it came ac* over me from a differentdirection# Now on o'ening my eyes, I saw her na*ed ac* M um moving towards the lower 'art of myody and then felt her hot, wet M furry crotch crushing my very hard shaft# It was a fantastic M wild

sensation and I was in seventh heaven at the reali2ation it was Prime %inister"s daughter"s erotic hole on mytool# As encircled my arms around her waist M 'ressed her oos, the mounds didn"t feel as soft as to melt inmy hands# -ut my ody M mind was at the 2enith of revelry and I was wild in eBhilaration as I reali2ed itwas a moist M sli''ery vagina fuc*ing my roc* hard 'enis# As I s'urted loads of cum u' her seB tunnel, I

felt ever grateful to her for letting me ma*e love to her# I had lost my sense after most eBhilarating eru'tion

from my manhood#

5n our way ac* I told her that I had some revulsion aout mil* in her reasts (though she had sto''edreastfeeding the child a while ago)# Afterward, she did something aout it and soon went com'letely dry#he discovered that I *new little aout seB, and gave me two oo*s, one of them y


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to the fat one"s friendly welcome and de'arture gestures to me#

he tried hard to 'ersuade me to occasionally go u' to her room while her husand was there, sit down and

tal* to them oth# I told her that I had no intention of 'ractising dece'tion# o she used to ring him to mystudy occasionally# He sus'ected her of cheating ut luc*ily he too* /ounas as the 'rime sus'ect# Hestarted living se'arately#

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1his unwilling se'aration emittered ero2e, and it is s'eculated that he was having eBtramarital affairs asa way of getting ac* at Indira# 1he list of his affairs includes 1A:A.$CA:I INHA, %$H%!NA

!L1ANA, !-HA


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modelled for -omay


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schools where foreign students come to learn $nglish# onia was wor*ing as an au 'air girl in 4amridgeand on the 'ay roll of .3-, the :ussian s'y agency which 'resented her in front of :a;iv 3handi#

And sur'rise of sur'rises, :a;iv was even cremated as 'er edic rites in full view of India"s 'ulic#

1his is the Nehru dynasty that India worshi's and now a foreigner leads a 'restigious national 'arty

ecause of ;ust one &ualification eing married into the Nehru family# %ane*a 3andhi, though Indian,herself is eing acce'ted y the non4ongress 'arties not ecause she was a former model or an animallover, ut for her lin*s to the Nehru family# As we await the future iogra'hies of :a;iv and an;ay, oniaand %ane*a, arun and Priyan*a, we can only 'ray that this tradition of a rich and varied seBuality is eingactively maintained even now y India"s immortal irst amily#

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