hindi → English transcript

This partition was along religious lines, but I'll show you on the big screen

that the purpose for which this partition was carried out was never fulfilled.

So let's go to the big screen and show you

what its purpose really was, and whether that purpose was fulfilled.

At the time of Partition, West Pakistan, which you see here,

and this is East Pakistan, this part,

West Pakistan and East Pakistan; Bangladesh hadn't been formed then.

Now we'll explain it to you with numbers,

At Partition, from West and East Pakistan 8.3 million people came to India in total.

Counting East and West Pakistan together, 9.6 million left India for Pakistan in all.

9.6 million went here too and here too. Was the purpose of this partition met?

That's what we're asking: 9.6 million went to Pakistan, and 8.3 million came to India.

At that time, India had about 40 million Muslims; only 9.6 million left for Pakistan.

The rest of the Muslims considered India to be their own country; they stayed.

Among them, many Muslim families had roots in Peshawar, Lahore, and Karachi.

But at the time of Partition, they decided not to go there and to stay here.

Now we show you: their roots were in Pakistan, but they all decided to remain in India.

Now, if you look at this graphic, from today’s Bangladesh—then East Pakistan—three million Hindus came to India.

How many Hindus came to India? Those three million from East Pakistan—see here—came to India.

लगल आपकी भारत्तर।

Now, West Pakistan.

Hindus, Sikhs, and others came to India.

Whereas, if you look at India,

then only 6.5 million Muslims went to what is now Pakistan.

From this, you can understand.

This partition was done in the name of Hindus and Muslims.

But the truth is

that the Muslims who went from India to Pakistan

in proportion to the Muslim population,

they were very few.

And from Pakistan and present-day Bangladesh

the Hindus who came to India were more.

Besides, the Muslims who stayed in India

to practice their religion

were given full freedom.

In India, Presidents, Vice Presidents,

Chief Justices of the Supreme Court,

Chief Ministers, Governors,

even captains of India's cricket team

have been people from the Muslim community.

But the Hindus who stayed in Pakistan and Bangladesh

were treated from bad to worse.

Look at these pictures;

they are from Bangladesh.

Now let's turn to the next news story,

because with this we have given you a lot to think about and understand.

Prime Minister Modi also remembered this tragedy of Partition today

and wrote on social media that today tells us that

That people should maintain the spirit of harmony and unity.

which holds our country together on a single thread.

And this is a very big thing: when the British partitioned India,

our sense of unity had already weakened by then.

And even today, if you look, this kind of politics is often done for a particular vote bank.

which harms our sense of unity.

However, today, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, regarding the partition of India

He held Congress responsible for it.

And he has said that Congress partitioned India out of greed for power.

In 1947, a day before independence, while fulfilling the pinnacle of their lust for power and appeasement,

the Congress leadership even had the country's unfortunate partition carried out.

one that had been an eternal India, an ancient India.

By cutting off that India’s two arms, to keep India perpetually afflicted in the form of boils like Pakistan

To bite it, an enemy was created alongside it by cutting off a piece of its own