Ajit Pai

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Ajit Pai @AjitPai

UK High Commissioner, October 14, 1947: #Partition "was a grievous disappointment to all three parties." "[T]he two new Dominions were born of antipathy...rather than of desire to forget the past and face the future in a spirit of mutual co-operation." 6/x https://t.co/O4qbNhiasy https://t.co/r4RdqYHtNg — PolitiTweet.org

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In February 1947, it was clear that "Partition would be violently resented by a large part of the Indian population including substantial elements in the area affected," and that the demarcation "would be a matter of extreme difficulty." 5/x https://t.co/78TEa3vJV7 https://t.co/qtZxbjZtrd — PolitiTweet.org

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"I didn't agree with the decision to divide the country along religious lines. ... #Partition changed our lives completely. ... I felt that the people of India and Pakistan want to get close to each other." H/T @NC_CyberLaw 7/x https://t.co/62yTKs1pOb — PolitiTweet.org

This is the first and best video I ever produced for AJ+ about a Hindu’s journey through partition before Pakistan’… https://t.co/wfpwPNNq6h

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