Communists Are Traitors Of India

Communists are traitors of India Several files in the National Archives of India will show that during the Quit India Movement initiated by the Mahatma Gandhi the communists have betrayed many Congressmen. British police arrested these congressmen tortured and killed them. The Communist party of India which is collaborating with congress now, made several secret approaches to the British Government with offers of assistance to capture Congress freedom fighters. Communist leaders held several secret meetings with the then Home Member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, Sir Reginald Maxwell and British intelligence officers and other bureaucrats with their information of the freedom fighters. Communists gave assistance to the British bureaucracy in intelligence work against underground Congressmen. Worse, the Indian communists also submitted reports to the government about the excellent work it had done in sabotaging the Quit India Movement. After Gandhiji was released on 6 May 1944 numerous Congressmen complained to him about the treacherous role of communists. Writes K. K. Chaudhuri in his comprehensive study entitled Quit India Revolution (page 206); "Gandhi referred the complaints to Bhulabhai Desai who found that on the CPI's own documents, the Communist members of the AICC acted in a manner diametrically opposed to the Congress, A sub-committee of Pandit Nehru, Sardar Patel and G. B. Pant too found the evidence true". The Congress filed charge sheets on several Communist members, traitors all. All this is on record. That today's Congress, under an alien lady imported from Italy with the stolen surname Gandhi is collaborating with proven communist traitors. It is to this depth of degradation that the Congress party has come to. According to Chaudhuri, "the 120-page main Report of (P. C.) Joshi on the good work by the Communist Party of India, to finish off the Quit India Movement could not have been improved by any other collaborator of the British or by any

quisling. Joshi was so anxious to prove the Communist party of India's bona fides and its utility to the British rulers that he claimed that Communists were doing a better job of stemming the Quit India Movement, of denouncing Subhash Chandra Bose and leaders of the underground Jayaprakash Narayan, Ram Manohar Lohia, Achyut Patwadhan etc. than the British Government themselves". It is no wonder that the present government of Congress is acting against the very interest of Indians in many areas.