British civil servant

That is the full support of the Congress Party. The relationship between British India and the Congress Party is not very harmonious. They are wary of each other and use each other. It was quickly suppressed, but the trend has to be worrying."

As early as July [-], the Congress Party made a request for complete independence to the British authorities. The document it drafted pointed out that if Britain did not agree to its request, mass disobedience would break out.Subsequently, the Mumbai meeting of the Central Committee of the Congress Party passed the "Quit India Resolution", marking the official start of the quit India movement.The scale of this movement was large, initially through peaceful demonstrations, denying authority and undermining the British war results, and then large-scale protests and demonstrations broke out across India and called for workers to hold collective strikes.

At the same time, after the Japanese army occupied Burma, it posed a threat to British India. At that time, many people in British India were really shocked, but fortunately, the movement was finally calmed down.

"Alan, what's going on in Hyderabad." Sir Barron turned to Alan Wilson, hoping to get good news from him.

"Sir Barron, according to the Hyderabad state and other small states in charge, the monarchs of these states are still very supportive of the management of the Governor's Palace and British India. There is no doubt about it." Ai Ron Wilson stood up and reported in a moderate voice, "I believe the same is true for most of the states, who have always regarded British India as an important force to ensure order in South Asia, and they are different from the Congress Party and the Muslim League. "

Sir Barron nodded, and then John stood up and said, "Junagadh and the west coast states are also peaceful, much more at ease than many areas where the Congress Party has already established influence."

"It seems that things are not too bad!" Sir Barron nodded, and then said worriedly, "There is another problem, although it hasn't come up yet, but we must be careful and come up with a solution in advance. Our expectations. What to do with the Indian National Army?"

Greeting the silence of Sir Barron, the dawn of victory is not far away, but the problems that will arise are becoming more and more difficult one by one. The Indian National Army is a military organization established by Chandra Bose. It was composed of British and Indian prisoners of war captured by China, and later many Indians in Malaya and Burma controlled by Japan voluntarily joined the organization.

The organization's goal is to liberate India from the British, so during the Japanese occupation of Burma in World War II, it assisted the Japanese army in fighting against the British Indian army in the Battle of Imphal.

Although Chandra Bose joined the Axis powers, he did have great prestige in later generations. His portraits have always been hung with Gandhi and Nehru. One can imagine his status in India.

How to face this anti-British armed force, although no one spoke first, they all wanted to kill Chandra Bose and the entire Indian National Army in their hearts.

"It is still a time of war, and it is too early to talk about it, but if this problem arises, it is not a good way to use Indian soldiers to guard these so-called national army soldiers." Burke, a senior official in Bangladesh, said, " Having lots of Indian soldiers with these Axis-leaning soldiers is likely to encourage the spread of dangerous ideas, which is not good for the British Empire."

"In fact, they can be allowed to stay in Myanmar, so that they can be isolated. For most of the Indian National Army soldiers, we can be sure that they don't exist. As for how the Burmese treat them, we don't care. Ask, after a few years, it has nothing to do with us at all, with so many things like post-war reconstruction and production resumption, it is quite normal to forget about these people, isn’t it?”

Alan Wilson followed the words of the senior officials of the Bangladesh province, walked around and continued, "As for Chandra Bose himself, I certainly hope that he dies directly in the war, but the war is not over yet, so you can leave him alone."

Alan Wilson proposed to throw tens of thousands of prisoners of war from the Indian National Army into Burma to fend for themselves, without escorting them back to India.He still has some understanding of Myanmar. The largest ethnic group in Myanmar, the Burmese, and most of the ethnic groups have no friendship with Indians at all, and their religions are different. Myanmar is Buddhism, and India is Hinduism.

Don't think that Buddhists must love peace very much. Chinese Buddhists only became enlightened and became Buddhas after the Three Wu Schools and Buddhists had in-depth exchanges.Burmese Buddhism has never been destroyed, and now it is the same as killing people and setting fires.

Moreover, because of the political status and human resources of British India, when the British Empire managed its colonies, it generally used South Asians to govern other colonies.Not to mention the other British colonies!

British colonial India and Burma period.After the occupation of Myanmar, a large number of Indians were moved into Myanmar. At that time, the Indians not only had an economic advantage, but also occupied stronger political resources. They were opposed to the local Burmese in terms of religion, race and interests. The two sides had hostility and conflicts. Inevitably.After breaking away from the colonial government, the Burmese government has always held an unfriendly attitude towards Indians, such as not allowing them to join the army, suppressing related cultural customs, and so on.

Alan Wilson believes that once these prisoners of war of the Indian National Army fall into the hands of the Burmese, as long as the British civil servants who are working forget them by coincidence, the Burmese will probably make these enemies of the British Empire worse than death.

Upon hearing this, Sir Baron asked meaningfully, "Oh? Will such a natural thing happen?"

"Maybe. We don't know all about the many forces in the area. Once they are provoked, they may do irrational things." Alan Wilson shrugged and smiled in an uncertain tone.

"Oh, that's really a surprise." Keen, a senior official of the United Provinces, sighed comprehensibly, and said with a bit of contempt and disdain, "It's a good thing, the whole Indians are breeding like cockroaches, even if they They can't even eat, and they have to mate non-stop, and there are endless crowds of people wherever they go."

Chapter 14 Matters Between Commissioners

Simply racist!But it has nothing to do with myself.The corners of Alan Wilson's mouth were slightly raised, wondering if it was possible that the world-famous rape label in later generations of India has vaguely appeared now.

Thinking a little farther, after the meeting ended, the governors and commissioners of the provinces did not leave, but seized this opportunity to communicate. Sir Barron has prepared red wine and whiskey, so that these civil servants who have worked so hard to rush to New Delhi, unloaded The exhaustion of the next body finds the feeling of home.

The unprecedented world war is still going on, but the backbone of the civil servants in British India is carrying out the fine tradition of tight front and tight rear, showing the gentlemanly demeanor that the British Empire cannot lose at any time.

As the commissioner of Hyderabad, Alan Wilson just showed his mature attitude at the meeting of senior civil servants, and he also received the attention of his colleagues.Normally, with such a young face, Alan Wilson would definitely be ostracized and indifferent, but in such a special period in British India in [-], this was not the most important thing.

For those who have reached the top of the civil servants in British India, they are now more concerned about the existence of British India. Once British India is said to be independent as some voices in London say, what will follow will inevitably be Hundreds of thousands of civil servant families will return to the UK mainland. How many of them will still be able to continue to hold respectable jobs?This is a big problem!

Compared with this major event, Alan Wilson's abrupt becoming the Commissioner of Hyderabad is nothing serious.It can only be regarded as a small matter in the process of great changes.

"To be honest, Ali Jinnah and Nehru should not be looking for trouble at this time." Burke, a senior official in Bangladesh, is optimistic about the support of the Congress Party and the Muslim League for the war.

After saying this, many senior officials and commissioners nodded. Although the Congress Party and the Muslim League have caused more and more troubles in recent years, the British Indian Governor's Office and their civil servants are still in control of the situation.Nehru and Ali Jinnah had more trouble finding each other.

"I also agree with Burke's idea. If you don't cooperate with our work at this time, it will only give us a chance to deal with them. The dislike between the Congress Party and the Muslim League is still higher than us." United Province The senior official nodded without even thinking about it. Britain's long-term political experience has played a role in dealing with these two major forces, and it is also what the British Empire is best at doing. Divide and rule, which is what everyone in Europe does.

Especially at this time, the National Congress Party and the Muslim League do not want the Governor's Office and the Colonial Department to stand on the other side and be hostile to them, so they have the idea of ​​worrying about gains and losses, and dare not show a tough attitude.

"Fairness and justice will be passed down from generation to generation. This is also the best tradition of the British Empire." Burke suddenly raised his glass to Alan Wilson. Happy."

"Thank you." Alan Wilson also raised his glass. In fact, the relationship between the two sides is not alienated. After arriving in India, Wilson Sr. worked in Calcutta, and Calcutta is the center of Bengal Province.

Although there is such a small flaw as the Great Bengal Famine, if you really get to the bottom of it, the old Wilson must not be able to take the credit for it alone. In any case, Burke must also have a share.

The precious friendship formed during the Bengal famine made Burke, a senior official of the Bangladesh province, come forward at a critical moment to accept Alan Wilson. He also said that these senior civil servants of British India officially accepted the commissioner of Hyderabad. Candidates.

It’s better to be late than never. Even according to history, British India will still exist for at least two more years. At this time, everyone can fill their thick suitcases with banknotes and return to China in a good mood. Besides, what if British India can continue to exist?Can't imagine it?

However, the most important thing to Allen Wilson now is still the duty of the dog-headed military adviser of the monarch of Hyderabad. As an honest person, he will never deny that he is more concerned about the relationship with Ali Khan than he is with Britain. For those who work in India, he still needs to have a good talk with the Commissioner of the Junagadh State.

For Sir Barron, he still has to continue to communicate with the Congress Party and the Muslim League, hoping to get the support of the two largest local forces in British India when victory is already in sight.

This occasion is completely a communication between Sir Barron and the Indian body forces. The commissioners of the provinces are all in New Delhi to settle their private affairs. Alan Wilson also regards this return to New Delhi as a vacation, chatting and hanging out with John.

"The Indians are such good servants. I don't know what London's opinion is." Although he is not very old, Alan Wilson is an old imperialist when he speaks. The two took a leisurely walk and finally stopped in front of a booth. Seeing some dust on the leather shoes on his feet, he sat directly in front of the shoe shiner, and seized the time to enjoy imperialist treatment in the future capital of India.

John saw that he followed suit and sat down to solve the employment problem of the Indian people. Two British gentlemen were chatting with each other as if no one else was around on the colonial land.

"No matter what the final result is, we can't go back empty-handed. In fact, it is a good thing for us to work in Tubang. The local maharajah is skeptical of the Congress Party and the Muslim League. At this time, we need our support. We can also use this support to solve their own problems.”

Satisfied with looking at the shiny leather shoes, Alan Wilson took out the rupee in his hand as a reward to the shoe shiner with a humble smile, thinking to himself, how did he come to the time when the British Empire was in decline?What bad luck!The good times are not long.

I can't criticize Alan Wilson himself for being backward in thinking. If a person can stretch out his clothes and open his mouth, who would choose to work hard?

"Ali Khan wants to promote some kind of Tubang alliance. If this is done, you and I will be generously thanked." Alan Wilson lowered his voice, "I believe John, you also know Junagadh Tubang, Among these states, compared with Kashmir, which has a larger area, Junagadh is located on the west coast, not far from Mumbai. Such a good location is much better than remote Kashmir. It is not small and the location is good. Mr. Ali Khan very much hopes that when facing the Congress Party and the Muslim League, he will have the help of the Junagadh State."

John stretched out his hand to rub the stubble that had just grown on his chin, and said calmly, "We should think about what kind of way out we can use the power in our hands."

"Ali Khan was the richest man in the world a few years ago." Alan Wilson made a pun, and there was something to talk about.

In just a few words, the two state commissioners have reached a consensus on the looting of Indian wealth, an unprecedented theft.

It can't be said that the matter between the commissioners of the native state cannot be described as theft.

Chapter 15 Mountbatten

Once the Hyderabad and Junagadh states form an alliance in a sense, many powerful states can be brought in to join.No matter what the National Congress Party and the Muslim League think, anyway, the worst result will be the same as history, unable to stop the rolling wheels, but as long as India can be disintegrated for a few years, he feels that he is very worthy of Ali Khan. Back to England with a clear conscience.

Soon the news about the communication between Sir Barron, the Congress Party and the Muslim League came. Nehru himself came to the Governor's Palace, but Ali Jinnah, the leader of the Muslim League, did not come.

However, the representative of the Muslim League brought Ali Jinnah's opinion. The Muslim League stated that as long as the Governor's Office clarifies the partition plan of India and Pakistan, it can give support in the next war.The chairman of the Congress Party, Nehru, is also willing to cooperate with the interests of the British Empire in this matter.

The stance of the National Congress Party and the Muslim League made the Governor's Office a sigh of relief. British India is stable, so it can continue to support the war to recover Myanmar. The senior officials and commissioners of the provinces are also happy to see the results.

Rather than supporting the war, the Congress Party and the Muslim League are now more concerned about the upcoming Central Legislative Council elections.Otherwise, democracy is really a good thing, the more chaotic it is, the more it can play a buffer role and be used for bargaining.

"It is really unexpected that the Congress Party and the Muslim League can express their support so quickly." John expressed his feelings. In his impression, this kind of cooperation has long since disappeared. Before he came to British India However, I heard that more than 20 years ago, the relationship between the Congress Party and the Muslim League was not bad.

"Nehru and Ali Jinnah are not ordinary people. In fact, you can vaguely feel that the Governor's Palace is slightly biased towards the Muslim League." Alan Wilson just tasted the words and did not follow the topic in depth.

Although Nehru has only been to the Soviet Union once, it can only be regarded as a hasty passerby, but judging from India's operations after independence, Nehru was really influenced by the Soviet Union, and many policies are variants of the Soviet Union.

As for Ali Jinnah, he is completely close to Western leaders. In terms of beliefs, both of them are considered heretics in their own beliefs. Who would have thought that Nehru, a Hindu intellectual, would have a dislike for the Soviet Union, which shouted for equality? Extraordinary favor?It even affected India for decades.

Ali Jinnah is the Shia sect of the Peace Sect, which is completely a minority in the world of the Peace Sect, and it is also the same in the British India. He can be the leader of the Muslim League, and it is almost the same as cheating.

From these two people, Alan Wilson suddenly discovered that history really needs to rely on heresy to advance?Compared with the Roman Catholic Holy See in the Middle Ages, the Anglican Church in England is undoubtedly a heresy, but it first started the Industrial Revolution.

Britain's attitude towards the Muslim League and the National Congress Party is definitely to support the Muslim League a little bit to prevent the National Congress Party from dominating.From the point of view of the entire Eurasian continent, an independent India has of course blocked the connection with the world of the Church of Peace.

But Britain also did not want India to become uncontrollable, so it used the Muslim League and later Pakistan to contain India.Alan Wilson remembers that at the beginning of the partition of India and Pakistan, Pakistan appeared in the name of the Dominion of Pakistan, and it was not officially established until the 50s.

At present, how are the two major local forces in British India? It is not up to the two commissioners to worry about it. The most important thing for the two is to make money. After what Alan Wilson said, John is very concerned about the matter of the Tubang Alliance. Heart, no one can say whether British India will exist in the future, and how long it will exist, and we should prepare early.

"The two maharajas are both believers of peace. They really should take a walk. I can arrange for the two maharajas to meet when I go back. I will also go to Hyderabad." John said with a thoughtful expression, " Both of us showed up, so the communication might be smoother."

"We are the commissioners of the country, and it is not a bad thing to consider the interests of the monarch of the country." Alan Wilson spread his hands, as if he wanted to kill the thief and couldn't recover, "Maintaining the influence of the British Empire is the only way That's why we do it."

Crack!John took out a match and wiped it, lit a cigarette for himself and said intoxicatedly, "That's right, that's what I want to say. We should also return to our respective lands, no matter what we do, it will take time."

"I agree, let's say goodbye to Sir Barron." Alan Wilson thought for a while, and felt that it was meaningless to take it with him in New Delhi. Anyone who met him was a higher official than himself, so he might as well go back to Hyderabad and be a British gentleman.

I don't know whether it's the British civil servants who are more core, or the maharajah's private consultants. The two people came all the way to Sir Barron's office. Sir Lun frowned, "He's not here, okay?"

Looking up, I saw two people coming in, and straightly sorted out the documents and said, "My private secretary is absent, can Alan help me deliver this document to the commander-in-chief."

"Uh, I'm willing to help." Alan Wilson, who was about to say goodbye, could only reluctantly agree. The commander-in-chief Sir Barron said was the current commander-in-chief of the Southeast Asia theater, the famous Mountbatten.

When it comes to Mountbatten, one has to talk about the halo surrounding him. Mountbatten's great-grandfather was Ludwig II, Grand Duke of Hesse-Rheinland, and his grandfather was Prince Alexander Battenberg.Her maternal great-grandfather was Prince Karl, the son of Ludwig II, her maternal grandfather was Prince Alexander Battenberg's cousin, Grand Duke Ludwig III of Hesse-Rhine, and her maternal grandmother was Princess Alice, the second daughter of Queen Victoria.

Mountbatten has relatives in the royal families of Britain, Denmark, Greece, Russia, Germany, Belgium, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Romania, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Hesse-Rhine, Mecklenburg and other German princes.

In addition, as a direct descendant of Queen Victoria, Louis Mountbatten was also one of the presumed heirs to the British throne at birth, ranking in the order of succession, Princess Maud, the youngest daughter of Edward VII, who later became Queen of Norway and Kaiser Wilhelm II. after Queen Victoria's three young daughters and their descendants.

The current Mountbatten came to India two years ago to serve as the commander of the Southeast Asia theater, but as far as the news from the theater command is concerned, basically the combat plan does not require much attention from the commander-in-chief.Compared with the Indian Colonial Department and the Governor's Mansion, which have always been in operation, Mountbatten is very leisurely.

Chapter No.16 Are you teaching me how to do things?

Considering that the counterattack against Burma is currently underway, Alan Wilson feels that it is not too difficult to send a document.

After he came to the headquarters, he realized how wrong he was. Mountbatten was not there.Alan Wilson didn't know what was in the file bag, so out of caution, he drove directly to Mountbatten's residence in New Delhi.

A commander of the Southeast Asian theater is not in the headquarters. If it were someone else, Alan Wilson might feel dereliction of duty, but this person is Mountbatten, but he has a feeling that it should be so. Who makes him really have a deep background and is not doing business properly.

Whether the victory in the Battle of Imphal has anything to do with the commander of the Southeast Asia theater is a well-known fact in British India, and Alan Wilson was not surprised.

Going to Mountbatten's residence, he also went through strict guard interrogation. After all, Mountbatten's identity deserves this kind of protection.During the interrogation by the guards, Alan Wilson suddenly remembered that Mountbatten was assassinated in the end.

Thinking about the advantages of Mountbatten, he couldn't think of it for a while. If he had to be serious, he might count it as one in his lifetime.

Looking from a distance, the first thing that catches the eye of Mountbatten’s villa is the grand gate, white wooden fence, pointed red-brown roof, and a freshly trimmed lawn below. It is hard to imagine such a mansion in New Delhi.

Even in this future capital of India, the old city of Delhi is full of beggars, and the air is full of Indian characteristics, which is completely different from the British residential area in New Delhi.

Alan Wilson stood in front of the villa door, coughed softly, and knocked on the door with concentration. After a while, just when he thought there was no one inside, he could go home and return to Hyderabad. opened.

A girl opened the door, looked at the uninvited guest in front of her, and said with a sense of vigilance in her eyes, "Who are you, what are you doing here, do you know where this is?"

"Ah?" Alan Wilson was confused by the three consecutive questions. His left hand holding the document bag did not move, and his right hand kept knocking on the door. Considering that such a large villa must have servants and other configurations , Alan Wilson narrowed his eyes and said intimidatingly, "A girl, has no one taught you how to be polite? I'm here to give the confidential documents to Commander Mountbatten, and I have to hand them over to him. Go and play."

Vigorously shaking the prestige of the Hyderabad commissioner, the little girl in front of him was greatly surprised, and asked in disbelief, "Do you know who I am?"

"You obviously underage girl, don't disturb my work. I don't have time to play with you!" Alan Wilson responded helplessly, reached out and moved the little girl aside, looking at the furnishings of the villa, as if thinking of something General turned around and said, "Which room is Commander Mountbatten?"

"My father is not here, and I don't know where he is?" Pamela Mountbatten asked, puffing her cheeks. "I am not some servant. My name is Pamela Mountbatten. The person you are looking for is my father."

At the critical moment when there was a crisis of getting out of class without taking the seat of the thermal commissioner just now, Alan Wilson didn't even have time to consider the identity of Pamela Mountbatten, and said to himself, "It's a pity, it was the Governor's Palace who let me The one who sent the documents, is your mother there?"

An interruption succeeded in clearing the level. Pamela Mountbatten shook her head embarrassedly and said, "My mother is not here either. I am the only one in this villa now."

"Although New Delhi is safe enough, it's not too much to be careful." Suppressing his throbbing heart, it wasn't that Alan Wilson felt the coming of love, but he realized who this little girl was, and pretended to be relaxed with a stern face. He said, "You have to know that this is a time of war. You, a girl, should ensure your own safety at home. Don't think that the war is far away from New Delhi. Even in British India, supporters of the Congress Party and the Muslim League often broke out. Vendetta, the severity is beyond your imagination."

Alan Wilson frightened Mountbatten's daughter with half-truths and half-false words, mainly through deliberate care so that the other party would stop talking nonsense after her father came back.This is not a big deal. Although Britain has already entered the stage of constitutional monarchy, members of the royal family should not dictate to civil servants, but it depends on who is divided.

Mountbatten is now a business card of the royal family of the British Empire, and Alan Wilson can't afford to attract the attention of the other party.

A few words successfully diverted Pamela Mountbatten's attention. Alan Wilson told the other party to be alert to danger, but attracted Pamela Mountbatten's suspicious eyes, "Your age does not seem to be that of a senior civil servant."

"Well, I'm just young, and I went to college six years ago." Alan Wilson recalled the time, yes, he completed the pre-university course in [-].Then came the blitz to Poland and came to the east for a series of things.

"Then you are too young, I think you are under 20 years old." Pamela Mountbatten exclaimed in disbelief, and was successfully distracted by Alan Wilson's words.

Allen only revealed the years before going to college, and did not say his own age. As for the age guessed by Pamela Mountbatten, it can be said that she made it up by herself.

Allen Wilson stayed, not because he had any plans for Mountbatten's daughter, but because of risk considerations, the whereabouts of the documents could not be unknown, relying on deceptive honesty, Pamela Mountbatten agreed.

Pamela Mountbatten was also quite curious about the fact that she looked not much older than herself, but she had already become a high-status civil servant.Father and mother cannot be by their side every day, and it is a good thing to have someone to talk to her.

"My mother is surrounded by a group of native Indian ladies, and my father is even more busy and may not come back when." Pamela Mountbatten said a little arrogantly, "It would be fine if they were really busy with business, but it doesn't seem to be the case Son. Well, give me the document, and I will pass it to my father when he comes back."

Stretching out his hand and raising his wrist, Alan Wilson looked at the time, obviously he had no interest in Pamela Mountbatten, the noble second generation, what he is most interested in now is promotion, everything else can be given up, and it is not Elizabeth Taylor That kind of stunning beauty, but since Pamela Mountbatten took the initiative to speak, he would respond in a different way.

"It's strange, are you teaching me how to do things? At your age, all you see are appearances. These Indians are purposefully approaching your parents, because this represents a successful path." Alan Wilson sorted out He shook his clothes, tilted his head peacefully, and said, "Once we lose authority one day, these Indians who breed like cockroaches will become different. If it was me, it would not be the same as people from all walks of life in India. Heart to heart, even if the other person might be a Brahmin."

Chapter No.17 Strength Determines Everything

"We are gentlemen in the civilized world. Don't look at things with the local caste." Pamela Mountbatten looked strange. How could this young civil servant speak like an old man? There are many beautiful things in the world, but the other party turned a blind eye.

"The two major religions are fighting each other every day, and we, the UK, have indeed colonized here. If one day we leave, do we expect the Indians to thank us?" Alan Wilson said with a chuckle, "What did the UK do here? , we, as Britons, know all about it."

British India once wanted to establish a more efficient management system, that is, before the Indian uprising.At that time, while establishing an efficient management system, Britain devoured the country and eliminated the caste system.

But the caste system is the pillar of Hinduism, and in the end several reasons combined to cause the Indian uprising.After the Indian uprising, British India also officially emerged.Afterwards, the Governor of British India officially gave up his previous idea, and kept the Tubang and Tubang living together in harmony, and no longer wanted to do anything to the caste system.

No matter how many colonial officials the British send, they will always be at a disadvantage in terms of numbers. Therefore, the caste system just facilitates their colonial rule and makes it easier for them to find out which ethnic groups are the upper class that need to be wooed and bought, and which are the lower class people. Just need to act as cheap labor.

The caste system in the traditional sense restricts personal occupations, which also facilitates the British to plan which ethnic groups to engage in which manual labor, and what positions the upper class who bought with benefits should occupy in the colonial government.

The British Empire ruled India not to provide welfare and spread equality for everyone. They retained this system of grading people, which is essentially the same as classifying animals in zoos to facilitate captivity.

After a long period of investigation, British India formally absorbed the caste into the laws of British India and strengthened it.As for the British citizens, they enjoy all the rights and interests of the high castes in India, but they are not among any castes.To put it simply, all the benefits are needed, and they must be detached from the caste system.

"Miss, don't trust any upper-level figures in the colony. They all have a purpose. Once we leave, they will incite the lower-level people to curse us. This is inevitable." Alan Wilson patted the table with a file bag in his hand. , "Don't look at how peaceful they are, it's fake. Nehru is one of them."