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Do not allow Non-Hindus in Hindu Mahasabha
The following telegram was sent to Dr. Shyamaprasad Mukherjee by Veer
Savarkar on 27 July, 1947 after partition:
“In as much as the proposal of throwing open full or associated membership
of Hindu Mahasabha to nationalist non-Hindus has been publicly discussed in
press, I must express my view in time against it. If non-Hindus are admitted as
members in the Hindu Mahasabha, whether on political or economical point, it
is bound to be detrimental to the Hindu solidarity because every political
question is in India, either religious or cultural and every religious and cultural
question is political. Shuddhi, though religious, is political and Pakistan,
though camouflaged as political, is religious. The Hindu Mahasabha is a
mandir for Hindu worship where Hindus alone can go to worship their
nationalist Shiv. Let us not turn that mandir into a masjid or bazar. By such an
error, the Hindus will lose their self by those very steps by which the Congress
degenerated into a chaos. We may join any nationalist association on a separate
platform, where we Hindus as an undivided entity join hands in special matters
like the election campaigns, so far as it is not detrimental to Hindu interests,
with our non-Hindu nationalists. But the Hindus must have an organisation of
their own, where they can think, plan, consolidate and act as Hindus without
check, from any non-Hindu, who enters by right. Otherwise, one day, a
Moslem may come to preside over the Hindu Mahasabha too. As long as there
are purely Muslim, Christian and Parsee bodies in India, so long at least, the
Hindus must have an exclusive organisation of their own. On this spirit, the
Hindu Mahasabha was found and rose to be the center of Hindu solidarity and
power. Let us not undo this monumental work for the vicious temptation of a
few seats of offices. Let us leave to the next generation, true ambition of
rendering the Hindu Mahasabha itself, the National Parliament of
Hindusthan.” — V. D. Savarkar