A: A Hindu of my conception is not a fascist, but a real democrat in the true sense of the word. He is also a communist in a way. If all the Hindus who believe in the fundamentals of Hindutva unite, then the question of a contest for a political power does not arise.
More Questions from the interview :
Q: Looking back, what are the most thrilling memories, which you still cherish?
Q: How would you compare Indian Revolutionaries with Revolutionaries in Russia and China?
Q: What are the factors, which contributed to the liberation of our country?
Q: What is the India of your dreams?
Q: Some think that you believe in a Hindu Nation because you are a fanatic communalist. What have you to say about it?
Q: What are your views on the present state of affairs in India?
Q: Do you think in an atomic age, militarization of the country is essential?
Q: Assuming that Congress disintegrates, do you foresee a contest for political power between a form of Hindu fascism and communism?
Q: And finally, is our revolution complete? Or are we still in the midst of it?
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