Sohit Mishra - Real History of Nehru Family Must Read-with facts...

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Real History of Nehru Family Must Read-with facts Indira Gandhi Real muslim Name was Maimuna Begum , since her husbands name was Feroz Khan .Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru was a MUSLIM by Birth , he was born in a Brothel ( 77 Mirganj , Allahabad ) run by his own supposed Father Motilal Nehru (also a Muslim with a hindu sounding name). His real biological father was a Shia Muslim lawyer by the name of Mubarak Ali . The real name of Anand Bhawan is Ishrat Manzil previously owned by Mubarak Ali ( biological father of Nehru ) .This was gifted to Motilal Nehru by Mubarak Ali , after they had together swindled (To cheat or defraud of money or property ) the Rani of Amethi of her Estates ( So only Amethi Constituency ) ..Motilal Nehru ran a Brothel ( also worked as a small time clerk in a Court ) in Allababad , where he met Mubarak Ali . He used to bring Kashmiri Brahmin girls & forced them into prostitution , where they produced bastard sons of Muslim men. Father of Motilal Nehru was a Kotwal of Delhi , when mughals still ruled from Delhi , his name was purportedly to be Ganga Dhar , but his real was Ghiyazuddin Ghazi . When British stormed Delhi , this man Ghiyazuddin Ghazi escaped disguised as a Kashmiri Brahmin . First to Agra , then to Allahabad , where he started a Brothel ( with his innumerable Hindu Wives ) , where motilal Nehru was born . Additional Details So this Nehru Gandhi Dynasty ( or Khan Ghazi Dynasty ) is related to Mughal Dynasty . Word Jawahar is a Arabic Word for PEARL , could not have been known to a Kashmiri Brahmin Least of all , no true Brahmin family will keep a Arabic name for his son !! Usually Only Sanskrit names are only given by Brahmin families . Both Motilal Nehru & His Son Jawaharlal were given to a life of Debauchery . Sheikh Abdullah ( Father of Farooq Abdullah ) was the Bastard Son of Motilal Nehru . Jawaharlal Nehru Died of STD disease called Syphillis ( Not Heart Attack ).

I have also read certain articles on the internet involving the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, though they are a bit different from yours. I can provide you with the links to at least two of those. At http://www.vepachedu.org/Nehrudynasty.ht you will find certain facts about Feroze Gandhi, husband of Indira Gandhi. Go throughhttp://rairaunak.blogspot.com/2008/06/ne if you want an insight into the lives of Nehru, Indira, Rajiv and Sanjay. The big question remains, how authentic are these articles? Is there any truth behind them? So far, such stories have been discussed in hushed tones in private circles or have been posted on the internet, where the identity of the author is difficult to discover. No person has come out in public with such claims. Even if there is any truth in those, it is difficult to establish i.e. they are well guarded (or not so well guarded after all) secrets. Establishing the truth is a mighty task, considering the esteem and the clout the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty commands in India. Till the truth supported by indisputable facts is revealed, these will only remain as conjectures. All the same, I would say that there is always a fire behind a smoke and nearly all great dynasties have their own share of sensationalism. Untold stories of Motilal & Jawahar Lal Nehru A Tale Of Two Lals (This is the story of the two Lals of India. It may appear new to you, that is because the entire GoI has been striving hard to keep it hidden from its people. The writer had to dig up the details, from various sources; he then added two and two together. However, the writer does not believe that there are too many inconsistencies in the story; if there are, then the fault lies with the GoI who should have made it public in the first place. Can you imagine that even 50 years after freedom, we still don't know who was the 'paternal' grandfather of Rajiv!) * Moti Lal, the brothel-keeper: The words 'Moti' and 'Lal' signify 'pearl' and 'ruby'. His name was not 'Narayan Das' or 'Madan 02-01-2014 20:17 Mohan' or anything like that. The seeds of secu-larism were already sown in Moti Lal, the

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