Brothel thrives were Nehru was born

Sharad Gupta

The featured article below has been taken from the Daily
Indian Express of New Delhi of August 29, 1997. It was
written by Sharad Gupta of Lucknow. A copy was received
from a friend in New Delhi only a short while ago. The Sword
of Truth online magazine had presented several articles in
the recent past on the Nehrus in its columns. They were
based on material gleaned piecemeal from various sources
and then put together. We would request our readers to
specially go through the two articles named herewith:

(1) A Tale of Two Lals, and

(2) The Story of Gangadhar, Father of Motilal.

They can be obtained in our Archives Section.

There are other Nehru-related articles too in the Archives

columns which shed more light on the Nehrus and their
shameless brood. For the first time, the Sword of Truth had
publicly stated that Jawaharlal had died of syphilis. This was
vehemently opposed by the reigning MHMs (Mentally
Handicapped Morons) but the truth did come out soon
enough, as is always the case with truth everywhere. It was
clear that most medical students studying in Delhi at the
time, were fully informed of the real cause of Nehru's death
while the wider Hindu public remained (or were left to
remain) unaware of the fact. Also, fully aware of this
shameful fact, at the time, were all foreign embassies and
news reporters of New Delhi. Such suppression of important
news from compatriots, has always been a way with the
Nehrus, constantly motivated to keep the country ignorant.
Ignorance is weakness and self-inflicted ignorance is suicide,
what learned people say. The idea was always to keep the
public in the dark and so there was not a single voice raised
against the compulsory nephew/niece-ship of the entire
populace to the sick Prime Minister! Some morons had even
tried to blame Sikh-owned road-side 'Dhabas' saying that
Jawahar had contracted the disease from a glass of water
that he had taken in a 'dhaba' on a hot summer day. But
then, no one believed this cock and bull story. After all,
syphilis is syphilis; and it usually affects people frequenting
unhealthy company and not 'dhabas'.

We send our heartfelt thanks to the Delhi friend for the copy
of the original article by Sharad Gupta, reproduced verbatim
in the following pages.

(The verbatim reproduction of the Article from the Indian

Express of Aug. 29, 1997, Delhi)

While the government has been constructing memorials of

various leaders to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of
Independence, the birthplace of the first prime minister
Jawaharlal Nehru, in Allahabad, is being neglected and
worse, is now a brothel house.

Then UP Chief Minister Hemavati Nandan Bahuguna had in

1972 asked the Allahabad Commissioner to construct a
memorial at Nehru's birthplace in Mirganj. However, nothing
has been done so far either by the successive governments
or by the Congress.

Vijay Laxmi Pandit and Krishna Nehru too were born at 77,
Mirganj. The entire locality is now a red light area.

The model of Nehru's birthplace, incidentally, has been kept

at Nehru Gallery of Allahabad museum. Nehru's ancestral
house, the Anand Bhavan, now a government property, too
has a photograph of the same house.

Allahabad district magistrate Neeraj Gupta admits that the

house which was Nehru's birthplace is a den of flesh trade.
But all records of the exact location of the house are missing
from Government files. Prostitutes have divided the house
into several parts, modified it and even got the house
 number altered for fear of its acquisition by the Government.
Moti Lal Nehru shifted from Agra to Allahabad in 1886 to stay
at 77, Mirganj - the house then belonged to Jagmohan Lal
Gurtu. The Nehrus stayed here till 1898 and Jawaharlal was
born here on November 14, 1889. The Anand Bhavan, where
the Nehrus later shifted, was constructed after some time.

A map of the Improvement Trust of Mirganj Open Area

Scheme shows 77, Mirganj as not having been acquired by
the Government. A photograph of the house taken by P.N.
Varma, has been kept at the Teen Murti Bhavan, New Delhi.
Earlier, the prostitutes used to live on the other side of the
road. Jagmohan Lal Gurtu used to live in the adjoining house.
Ayodhya Nath and Hriday Nath Kunjru used to live in nearby
Mahyajani Tola. Nehru, on his first visit to Allahabad after
taking over as Prime Minister, had visited his birthplace. A
portion of the same house had been sold by Moti Lal Nehru
to a prostitute, Lali Jaan and it became known as Imambada.
The house is now in a dilapidated state.

Afterword

The verbatim account featured above has some

inaccuracies. Our independent research on the subject tells
us:
1. If nothing has been done to build a memorial to Jawahar, and
that in spite of the 'all powerful' Chief Minister Bahuguna at
the time, then, we believe that was because no one had
wanted to stir the sleeping dog and alert the Indian public
regarding the true nature of the Nehrus' background.
2. What is mentioned as Krishna Nehru is really Krishna
Hutheesing. This kind of injection of the Nehru name has
become an insufferable malady with the Nehrus and their
blind followers.
3. What has been described as the Anand Bhavan in the Indian
Express report above was no Anand Bhavan. The building
had pre-existed under a different name. It used to be called
the Irshad Manzil and it was owned by a renowned Shia'
munshi or lawyer of Allahabad. Both Anand Bhavan and
 Irshad Manzil mean the same thing: The 'House of
Happiness', in Sanskrit and Arabic. The owner's name was
Mobarak Ali. It was the same Mobarak Ali who had sired
Jawaharlal and since Mobarak Ali's personal friend, the
Nawab of Oudh, did not like the idea of a Musalman's son
being reared in a brothel house, the baby boy was removed
to his own harem. Mobarak would not let him be reared in his
own house (Irshad Manzil, then) either, as that could raise
questions of inheritance in contradiction to the Sharia' Laws.
It was in the Nawab of Oudh's palace that little Jawahar was
circumcised and raised as a Musalman 'aulad'; the Nawab
had provided a Musalmanani from among the harem-
dwellers to wean the little baby boy. Jawahar grew up to be a
ten-year-old boy and it was from the Nawab's palace that
Moti Lal's so called son left for England for further studies.
His Urdu and Persian knowledge was then deemed adequate.
His knowledge of Sanskrit and Hindi was zero.

4. From the description of the Indian Express, one might think

that 77, Mirganj became a brothel house only after the birth
of Jawaharlal. It was not so. The house where Jawaharlal was
born (instead of Mobarak Ali's Irshad Manzil for reasons of
eventual complications that could be raised for reasons of
the Sharia') was indeed the place where Moti Lal used to
reside with his wife Thussu, later named Swarup Rani. Moti
Lal lived there for many more years, until the two daughters
were also born there.

5. A word here on the Irshad Manzil. The city of Allahabad

(whose previous name was Prayag and which name had
been changed by the Moghul king Akbar by imperial order,
to signify the 'City of Allah') had another palatial building,
also named Irshad Manzil. This second Irshad Manzil was
owned by Akbar Illahabadi. By reason of having two well-
known Irshad Manzils, the local post-men often had
difficulties to make out correctly which house the mail was
destined to. Thus, the change of name, from Irshad Manzil to
Anand Bhavan was a great relief and welcome to the post-
men of Allahabad.
6. Moti Lal had resided in that brothel house for many more
years, till the birth and rearing of his two younger daughters,
Naan (aka Vijay Lakshmi) and Krishna. It didn't seem to
bother him at all. It was only when he started earning money
in large fees as Mobarak Ali's employee, that he, for the first
time seriously thought of moving to a more respectable
place, in this case to the Irshad Manzil, named Anand
Bhavan, after Moti Lal had purchased the building from his
boss, Mobarak Ali, just prior to Mobarak's retirement.

7. It might surprise our readers to discover that even

newspapers such as the London Times, were not aware of
the origins of Jawaharlal, so cleverly and astutely the matter
had been covered up. In one of the Sunday Times articles,
they had described Amethi as Jawahar's ancestral property. It
was not so. Amethi was acquired by Moti Lal from the widow
of the deceased rajah by less than honest means. His
children were already grown up by then. Please read up "A
Tale of Two Lals" from our Archives.

8. In the Indian Express text, it has been said that Moti Lal
moved to Allahabad from Agra. Why Agra and why not
Kashmir? Wasn't Moti Lal a Kashmiri? Please read up "The
Story of Gangadhar, Father of Motilal" from our archives. It
will tell you how Gangadhar was chased out of Delhi where
he was a high Mughal officer, by the Sikh and Gorkha
soldiers of the East India Company; how he fled to Agra with
his family and was intercepted by the English forces on the
way; how he lived for some time in Agra and so on. Motilal
had therefore come back to Allahabad from where else but
Agra and not Kashmir!
Next time, our readers! When you visit North India, please
make it a point to visit the all important Imambada of
Mirganj, the Janamsthan of Jawahar, the first Prime Minister
of India!
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