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Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar

स्वातंत्र्यवीर विनायक दामोदर सावरकर द्वारा

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पृष्ठ 383, कुल 494 में से

संदर्भ में पढ़ें
पृष्ठ 383

a thousand years, a great new age of national importance has dawned in the
history of the Hindus. As such, the real strategy for the Hindus from the
point of view of their own benefit and the greater glory of Hindutwa is first
to make the newly won Bharat wholly their own. The fragments that were
left in the foreign hands could be attended to later on!
1136. Immediately, the British Union Jack which had been fluttering proudly
over the Red Fort in Delhi—over the heart of India as it were—for the last
hundred or a hundred and fifty years with overbearing imperial haughtiness,
was pulled down and in its place was hoisted amidst tumultuous applause and
the deafening cries of “Hail, Indian Independence, all Hail to thee!” the tri-
coloured flag of the independent, sovereign Government of India, with the
Sudarshan wheel imprinted on it!
1137. From the Western Seas came the British imperial power marching
on us with the supercilious vanity that with the sword alone, they would
conquer empires and with the sword alone, would they run them, and
straightway it climbed the Indian imperial throne of Delhi. But, at last, from
the very same throne of Delhi was it dragged down, its vaunting sword
being cut to pieces! To the shores of the very same Western Seas, it was
driven back and was ultimately submerged into the very same Western
Seas! The last defeated British soldier, we saw with our own eyes going
back to the same Western Seas with his head long down and back towards
us.
1138. Thus of all the foreign aggressions over India that took place during
the last two thousand years, the greatest and mightiest one—the sixth in
order—that of the British was in the end, utterly defeated by India and its
political domination crushed to pieces!
This victory over the English which deserves the Commemoration by a
Horse-Sacrifice is The Sixth of the Glorious Hindu Victories over foreign
aggressors!
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