भारतीय इतिहास के ६ स्वर्णिम पृष्ठ (वीर सावरकर - विदेशी आक्रान्ताओं पर विजय गाथा)

Moslem Chinaman: Hidden Motive of Chinese Moslem Mission to India The following statement is issued by Barrister V. D. Savarkar, the President of the Hindu Mahasabha, in connection with the Chinese Moslem Mission to India: We had no mind to give expression to the details, which point beyond doubt to well-concerted activities on the part of the Indian Moslems to inject the Chinese Moslems too with the Pakistani virus, while the Chinese Moslem Mission led by Mr. Woo was in India on behalf of our friendly neighbour China. But the Moslem Mission is grievously transgressing its national and friendly task and has, in its message recently sent to the Moslems at Nellore, been guilty of betraying anti-Hindu tendency. It has, consequently, forfeited the right of a national hospitality on the part of the Hindus and I feel myself quite justified in exposing the real nature of the movement, so that Hindudom may be warned of the dire consequences, which must result, if it is not watched, opposed and checked in time. Burma Lesson A couple of years ago, I had issued a statement warning the Burmese that there was growing rapidly a hybrid Moslem population in Burma, which would in near future constitute a similar danger to the homogeneity of the Burmese people, as it did in the case of India. The Moslems used to marry Burmese girls in large numbers for at least a century in the past and were very particular in bringing up their progeny as Moslems, while no Moslem would, as a rule, give his girl in marriage to a Burmese. The easy-go-lucky Burmese hardly suspected political danger out of such designed social relations. But soon after that, the Burmo-Moslem riots, miscalled the Indo- Burmese riots, started. The Moslems paid a heavy price for their mischief and the eyes of the Burmese got opened. Just then, the Japanese invasion took place and held all such questions in suspension. China Follows Suit Next to Burma comes China. The Moslem population there is to be counted in crores. China was once ruled by the Tartars, and when the Tartars embraced Islam, these Moslems made China their home and for a short period, even looked upon themselves as a ruling class. But the great Buddhistic Empire, which rose on the ashes of the Tartars, showed the Moslems their right place and they were more or less thoroughly reduced to