Many people were curious when I was in the news about Lal Bahadur Shastri’s death. The fact is that many people that I know have wondered about the impact that he had on the world. I have my own opinions, and I can’t say that they are all ones we would consider right or wrong.
I was also curious about the impact that he had on India. I am not from India though, so I have no idea how bad it was there compared to what it is right now. To be honest though, I don’t know enough about Lal Bahadur Shastris impact on other countries to say.
I have no idea what this post is about.
Lal Bahadur Shastri was one of the greatest freedom fighters India has ever seen. His contribution to the independence movement, and more importantly, the history of India is profound. The fact is that since Independence, India has been ruled by more men who are more corrupt, violent, and corrupt. I dont know what that says about India, but its an interesting thought.
Since the time of the independence movement, India has been ruled by a series of military dictators. The first military dictator was Maharaja Hari Singh, who led an army that swept down to suppress the rebellion that started in the south of India.
The second military dictator was General Birendra Modi who would rule until he was assassinated in 1999 by his own cabinet. He was a self-made man who rose to power on the back of the Hindu-Muslim riots of 1967, and he was extremely charismatic.
In the early 1980s the Indian government tried to crush the Hindu-Muslim riots. The riots claimed the lives of more than 100,000 people, and left widespread destruction in their wake. The government blamed the riots on the riots of 1967 and sought to use them to justify their crackdown on the independence movement. The riots of 1967 were not the riots of 1967. The riots of 1967 were the massive riots that ripped south India apart.
In the early 1980s, the Indian government began to clamp down on the riots, and the riots became a pretext for the government to act. In the very early days of the riots, the government used the riots to create a pretext to go after the Hindu-Muslim rioters. There is some evidence that the government used the riots of 1967 as a way to justify their crackdown on the independence movement.
In the early days of the riots, the government used the riots to create a pretext to go after the Hindu-Muslim rioters.
In response to this crackdown, the riots came back. In this video clip, we get a look at how the riots went from being a riot to violence to riots.