Dr Rajendra Prasad : A gem of Modern India
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Prabhat Kishore
Contd from previous issue
When the Chief Whip Mr. S.N. Sinha, quipped that the members of the Constituent Assembly were of the view that without Patel, Nehru could not make Rajaji the President, Nehru tried to prove that he would do so on his own. He wrote to Rajendra Babu that he had spoken to Sardar Patel and he agreed that the present system should be continued i.e. Governor General Rajaji should be allowed to become the President, whereas in reality Nehruji has no talk with Patel on this issue. Both Rajendra Babu and Nehruji met Patel in Mumbai.
Contd from previous issue
When the Chief Whip Mr. S.N. Sinha, quipped that the members of the Constituent Assembly were of the view that without Patel, Nehru could not make Rajaji the President, Nehru tried to prove that he would do so on his own. He wrote to Rajendra Babu that he had spoken to Sardar Patel and he agreed that the present system should be continued i.e. Governor General Rajaji should be allowed to become the President, whereas in reality Nehruji has no talk with Patel on this issue. Both Rajendra Babu and Nehruji met Patel in Mumbai.