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Had) awa 293 . ua Mes ta 2 we RID nigra RRO Sri Satgury Jagjit Singh Ji élibrary Nomdharié[email protected] FOREWORD He has changed not only the policy and programme of the Indian National Congress and given it a new life pulsating with power and courage, he has changed the whole “face of Indian politics making the freedom of India a moral and political issue of the first magnitude in the international arena. ‘This little man with a frail body, whom even a girl could lift high ‘on her shoulders has raised India higher than it ever was, during the last one hundred years. But. as Gandhi ji has often admitted, he has built on the foundations laid before him by his predecessors like Tilak, Gokhale: Surendranath Banerjee, Pherozeshah Mehta and Dadabhai Narojee. much of his politics are derived from them. His original contribution to the Indian politics is the revolutionary’ urge. the creation of self-confidence. and readiness for direct action and the spirit of self-sacrifice that direct action entails. In this field too, though not so well known, he had predecessors like Syed Ahmad Brelvi, Nana Fem: itabai of Jhansi and greatest of them all, Maharaja Baba Ram Singh Ji of Bhaini Sahib. It is a pity that though we know so much of our great men who trod the common path of constitutional politics like those mentioned above. so little is known of the revolutionaries who really put new life in the dead “bones of Indian politics. “The reason is not difficult to understand. The Government of the day, our foreign masters, could tolerate. cven encouraged, politicians whose efforts were directed towards the beaten track of ordinary reforms and improvements: but those who wanted to overthrow the whole might of the foreign rule could not be allowed to be remembered as heroes or even Indian patriots. Not only they were persecuted, even those who admired them and their work were treated as insurgents and rebellions. Sri Satgury Jagjit Singh Ji élibrary Nomdharié[email protected]