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Hari Pada Roychoudhury

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Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Notion Press
Genre: Political Science
ISBN: 9798891339774
Edition: 1, 2023
Pages: 202

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The Half –naked Fakir Dress of Gandhi fooled the Hindu Bengalis into thinking of him as a “HINDU GOD” as he started the “Non-Violence” in Bengal but it is astonishing to see how the people of the millions of Indians of India accepted him as the FATHER of the Nation in spite of the thousands of Hindu Bengalis in CALCUTTA KILLING and millions of Bengalis and Punjabis displaced as Refugees by the division of Bengal and Punjab who were compelled to left their ancestral homes for the safety of their lives.

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Imprint	Notion Press
Publication Year	2023

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Mr. H. P. Roychoudhury (HaripadaRoychoudhurty), of Karimganj, a native of Sylhet of undivided India, earned a Master of Science degree and LLB from GU in India and a Ph.D. from the UMIST in the United Kingdom. He left his job in the UK and returned to India to serve his countrymen. He served Cotton College as a Professor of Chemistry till retirement. Gandhi had made him a street boy by the partition of Bengal.

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