Choudhary Rahmat Ali

Biographical details

Portrait of Choudhary Rahmat Ali Choudhary Rahmat Ali,  Now or Never. Are we to live or perish forever… (1933)

“ What good is likely to accrue to Islam and Muslims by going into the Federation is a thing which passes our understanding. Are we to be crucified just to save the faces of our leaders or to bolster up the preposterous that India can be a single nation? Is it with a view to achieve a compromise at all costs, or is it to support the illusion that Hindu nationalism is working in the interests of Muslims as well as Hindus? Irony is flattered to death by a mental muddle of such a nature and on such a scale. ”
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Portrait of Choudhary Rahmat Ali Choudhary Rahmat Ali,  India: The Continent of Dinia, or the Country of Doom (1946)

“ Past Record of the Myth False in its origin and foul in its teachings, this Myth, from its very beginning, has wrought havoc and ruin to the cause of human freedom in the world. Throughout the ages it has compromised the status of Asia, distorted the history of Dinia, and degraded our peoples who have had the misfortune to live and to die in its sphere of domination. ”
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Portrait of Choudhary Rahmat Ali Choudhary Rahmat Ali,  Now or Never. Are we to live or perish forever… (1933)

“ We have a still greater future before us, if only our soul can be saved from the perpetual bondage of slavery forged in an All-India Federation. Let us make no mistake about it. The issue is now or never. Either we live or perish for ever. The future is ours only if we live up to our faith. It does not lie in the lap of the gods, but it rests in our own hands. We can make or mar it. The history of the last century is full of open warnings, and they are as plain as were ever given to any nation. ”
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