A: The end of our revolution has come with the attainment of our freedom. Those of us who fought for the country’s liberty are naturally very happy to see it free and independent. The days of the bomb, the pistol, and the gun are over. We have now to devote ourselves to the consolidation of our hard-won freedom. But our aim of achieving Akhand Hindusthan with its natural boundaries still remains to be fulfilled. I am old now, and the time has come for me to say goodbye to all that! I have served the cause of my country in accordance with the
dictates of my conscience. I am glad that I have lived to see my country free from bondage.
As long as the world lasts, this, our ancient land—this, our great Bharatvarsha, will live in all its glory !
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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