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Fighting for the truth about Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for 2 decades. For those who want to support me, my UPI ID is: anuj.dhar@axl

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There was a secret link between the RSS and the so-called Gumnami Baba, whose real identity was known to Sarsanghachalaks. We were fortunate that one of them, KS Sudarshan ji, whose death anniversary today is, went public with what is known to the Govt at the highest level. Read our book for details: Chandrachur Ghose

There was a secret link between the RSS and the so-called Gumnami Baba, whose real identity was known to Sarsanghachalaks. We were fortunate that one of them, KS Sudarshan ji, whose death anniversary today is, went public with what is known to the Govt at the highest level. Read our book for details: Chandrachur Ghose

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. Grok's rendering of Chor Minar as it was hundreds of years ago Some of the goriest scenes witnessed in medieval north India involved raising of small towers made of human skulls. For instance, in 1305 CE, during the reign of Alauddin Khilji, captured Mogul prisoners were brought to Delhi (Quila Rai Pithora in south Delhi) and killed. A tower made of their skulls was raised before the Budaun gate of the city. Some 300 years later, a Persian historian noted that the remains of the tower were still visible. Surely nothing of this and the other skull towers survive today. However, still standing in a posh area of south Delhi is the "chor minar" from the times of Khilji. The tower has 225 holes where severed heads of thieves (chor) used to be displayed.

. Grok's rendering of Chor Minar as it was hundreds of years ago Some of the goriest scenes witnessed in medieval north India involved raising of small towers made of human skulls. For instance, in 1305 CE, during the reign of Alauddin Khilji, captured Mogul prisoners were brought to Delhi (Quila Rai Pithora in south Delhi) and killed. A tower made of their skulls was raised before the Budaun gate of the city. Some 300 years later, a Persian historian noted that the remains of the tower were still visible. Surely nothing of this and the other skull towers survive today. However, still standing in a posh area of south Delhi is the "chor minar" from the times of Khilji. The tower has 225 holes where severed heads of thieves (chor) used to be displayed.

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`Where was Gandhiji during the Great Calcutta Killing? With these arms I saved the mothers and sisters of my area. I will not surrender them.' -- Gopal Mukherjee (Gopal Patha) to Gandhiji’s secretary Nirmal Bose, who had asked him to surrender his arms to Bapu #DirectActionDay

`Where was Gandhiji during the Great Calcutta Killing? With these arms I saved the mothers and sisters of my area. I will not surrender them.' -- Gopal Mukherjee (Gopal Patha) to Gandhiji’s secretary Nirmal Bose, who had asked him to surrender his arms to Bapu #DirectActionDay

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