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Whack
& Epified has come together to shed some light on the mysterious
circumstances surrounding the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri. When Lal Bahadur
Shastri became the Prime minister of India the first words that he spoke were
these. “There comes a time in the life of every nation when it stands at the
crossroads of history and must choose which way to go. But for us, there needs
to be no difficulty or hesitation, no looking to the right or left. Our way is
straight and clear”.
Lal Bahadur Shastri was the first Prime
Minister to lead us successfully in the times of war Amul Milk which is a
household name today came into being under Shastri's rule. It was also he who
propagated the white revolution Known as the penniless Prime Minister, Shastri
was such a simple, honest & humble man, although he had been a cabinet
minister for many years, he was very poor when he died. All that he owned at
the end of his life was an old car that he actually had bought in installments
from the government.
Within
his first year, Pakistan waged war against India. The then President of
Pakistan Ayub Khan underestimated the leadership of Shastriji. The soft-spoken
and humble Shastri leads India to victory. His slogan of "Jai Jawan Jai
Kisan", became very popular and is remembered even today.
When
India had the upper hand in the war and Indian forces were approaching Lahore,
The USA and the Soviet Union intervened and called for a mandatory ceasefire
through the United Nations. After all, they were afraid of the war escalating
and other countries getting drawn into another World War. India and Pakistan
agreed to a ceasefire and they also decided to meet & sign an official
declaration to mark the end of the Indo-Pak war. Both countries agreed to meet
on neutral ground -- the city of Tashkent in the Soviet Union.
A day
after signing the declaration, Shastriji is said to have suffered a heart
attack and passed away. The USSR government arrested the Soviet cook Sattarov
on suspicion of poisoning the Indian Prime Minister but later absolved them of
the charges. Shastri's wife Lalita Shastri alleged that he was poisoned and
demanded an inquiry. As per reports, no post-mortem was conducted on
Shastriji’s body. However, dark blue spots and cut marks were found on his
abdomen. His son Sunil had even raised questions regarding them.
Shastriji's
daughter was the last one from the family to talk to him. His last words to her
were — “I am going to have a glass of milk and sleep”. The line got
disconnected and Suman tried again. However, when she got through 15 minutes
later, she was told her father was dead. All his belongings came back to India except for his thermos flask from which he had his last drink of milk.
Shastriji’s
personal physician said that he had no previous cardiac ailments and he was
physically fit. Why had no post mortem being conducted? And if no post mortem
was conducted, why were there cut marks around his abdomen indicating that his
stomach was washed out?
Two
witnesses were scheduled to depose before a parliamentary body in 1977. One was
RN Chugh, Shastri’s doctor who accompanied him to Tashkent. But when he was
traveling to Delhi by road to testify before the committee, he was hit by a
truck and died. The second was Ram Nath, Shastri’s personal servant, who was
also present on the day of his death.
Ram Nath
met Shastri’s widow before the deposition. According to family members, he told
her,“I have been carrying this burden too long. I will shed it today”. Ram Nath
left the residence to make his way to Parliament. He was hit by a moving
vehicle, his legs were crushed, and he lost his memory.
In 2009,
Anuj Dhar, an author of the CIA's Eye on South Asia, asked the Indian Prime
Minister's Office under a Right to Information plea that Shastri's cause of
death be made public. PMO admitted that it had a classified document on
Shastriji's death, but in 2009, the prime minister’s office refused to
declassify it. They argued that declassifying the Shastri document could harm
foreign relations, create disruption in the country, and cause a breach of
parliamentary privilege.
It seems
that there is something to hide about Shastriji's death, but also indirectly
admits that the secret is explosive. Gulzarilal Nanda was the interim prime
minister of India after the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1966. After that,
the Congress elected a new Prime Minister Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi, 13 days
after the death of Shastri.
There
were talks of Indira Gandhi knowing the details of Shastri’s death but deciding
not to disclose them. With Indira Gandhi as the Prime Minister, the Government
became closer to Russia, we purchased Arms & Ammunition, Scientific
Equipment & offered entry to Russian Industries; all of this after the mysterious death of an Indian Prime Minister on Russian soil Shastri was a war-time prime minister who died suddenly -- not just while in office,
but while
actually attending a critical summit in a foreign country to discuss terms to
end a war. Yet, there continues to be dead silence on his mysterious death. Lal
Bahadur Shastri once said: “I am not as simple as I look.” & it seems that
it still holds true half a century after his death.