Reflections on the Political Situation in India: With a Personal Note and Extracts from Indian and English Newspapers etcetra

About The Book: This book delves into "Reflections on the Political Situation in India," emphasizing the importance of speaking unvarnished truths, highlighting how silence can be ethically troublesome. The author justifies sharing the unfiltered reality of India with the British public, adding depth with a personal note. Despite distressing facts that might dishearten well-intentioned individuals, the author maintains mental equilibrium, relying on divine grace. In the past decade, India has seen rising discontent, often leading to sedition and violence. While the British recognize the unrest, they attribute it to causes other than dissatisfaction with their rule, downplaying sedition as the work of a few radicals. However, their use of repressive measures contradicts this view, eroding civil liberties with stringent laws, press restrictions, deportations without trial, and wartime actions.