Summary
In the rendered page, M. R. Masani presents the India–Free China Friendship Week as a timely expression of solidarity with the Republic of China. He argues that short-term and opportunistic considerations are creating dangers to the security and stability of the Republic of China, despite what he describes as its record of economic and social advancement over the previous two decades.
In the rendered page, Masani characterizes the Communist regime on the mainland as being at war with the Chinese people and argues that recognition of its importance would amount to an unfriendly act toward those seeking freedom. He recalls the Republic of China as a good friend of India both before and after its displacement from the mainland, and calls on Indian non-official opinion to reciprocate that friendship. The page is signed “M.R. Masani, Ex. M.P.”
Key points
- Masani endorses the India–Free China Friendship Week being celebrated in New Delhi and elsewhere.
- He argues that short-term and opportunistic considerations threaten the security and stability of the Republic of China.
- The Republic of China is presented as having a strong record of economic and social advancement over the preceding two decades.
- Masani describes the Communist regime on the mainland as being at war with the Chinese people.
- He urges Indian non-official opinion to express solidarity with Free China and reciprocate its friendship toward India.
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