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At least some of the Hindus
brought their wives.
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No, I asked my wife
to organize that.
:11:09
Some of them are leaving.
:11:19
" Ladies and gentlemen:
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We have asked you to gather here
to help us proclaim our right...
:11:25
...to be treated as equal citizens
of the Empire.
:11:29
We do not seek conflict.
:11:31
We know the strength of
the forces arrayed against us...
:11:35
...know that because of them,
we can only use peaceful means.
:11:40
But we are determined
that justice will be done.
:11:44
The symbol of our status
is embodied in this pass...
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...which we must carry
at all times...
:11:51
...but which no European
even has to have.
:11:54
The first step towards
changing our status...
:11:57
...is to eliminate
this difference between us."
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Now?
:12:14
You write brilliantly, but you have
much to learn about handling men.
:12:20
"We do not want to ignite...
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...the fear or hatred of anyone.
:12:26
But we ask you...
:12:28
...Hindu, Muslim and Sikh...
:12:31
...to help us light up the sky...
:12:34
...and the minds of
the British authorities...
:12:37
...with our defiance
of this injustice."
:12:43
We will now burn the passes of
our committee and its supporters.
:12:48
We ask you to put
your passes on the fire--
:12:50
You bloody dog!
:12:58
Those passes...
:12:59
...are government property!