India: Partition and independence

The hurt of India's partition sensed by Rhoads Murphey is bona fide and can be acknowledged but his examination of partition bungles on five counts:-

Rhoads Murphey renders more than due value to the job of Jinnah or Indian Muslim League or for that subject to any other political governing body of Muslims at that time in carrying about the partition, for the not hard justification that being only one fourth of the inhabitants without such 'INTENTIONS' on the part of Hindus [read Gandhi] the partition basically could not have been possible. (Murphey 67- 131)

Rhoads Murphey is unjustly ...