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| '''Nirmal Chandra Chatterjee''' (] নির্মল চন্দ্র চত্তের্জী) was the president of the Bengal ] and the vice-president of the All-India ]. | '''Nirmal Chandra Chatterjee''' (] নির্মল চন্দ্র চত্তের্জী) was the president of the Bengal ] and the vice-president of the All-India ]. | ||
| He is also the father of Somnath Chatterjee , the fiercely anti-Hindutva( ironically) communist leader from Bengal. He is presently the speaker of the Indian Parliament. | |||
| == Quotations == | == Quotations == | ||
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Nirmal Chandra Chatterjee (Bengali নির্মল চন্দ্র চত্তের্জী) was the president of the Bengal Hindu Mahasabha and the vice-president of the All-India Hindu Mahasabha. He is also the father of Somnath Chatterjee , the fiercely anti-Hindutva( ironically) communist leader from Bengal. He is presently the speaker of the Indian Parliament.
Quotations
- Our passionate adherence to democracy and freedom is based on the spiritual recognition of the Divinity of man. We are not only not communal but we are nationalists and democrats. The Anti-Fascist Front must extend from the English Channel to the Bay of Bengal.”
- In the conflict of ideologies the Hindus have made their position perfectly clear. We hate Nazism and Fascism. We are the enemies of Hitler and Mussolini. We are longing and struggling for our own emancipation and we want to repel any dictator who would try to reduce sections of humanity to slavery to serve the whims of his own megalomania.
- We are wholeheartedly anti-Fascist. Every anti-Imperialist must be anti-Fascist.
- Our main plank is Veer Savarkar’s message which he preached at the Calcutta session: ‘Equal rights for all citizens and protection of the culture and religion of every minority’.
References
- (Hindu Politics, Calcutta 1945, p.13)
- (Hindu Politics, Calcutta 1945, p.26)
- (Hindu Politics, Calcutta 1945, p.68)
- (Hindu Politics, Calcutta 1945, p.74)
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