He served as secretary to an All Parties Conference where his father issued a namesake report calling for the creation of a federal government without a state religion.
He served as secretary to an All Parties Conference where his father issued a namesake report calling for the creation of a federal government without a state religion. Later in his life, he would gain fame for raising a flag of independence over the Ravi River in 1930, and later still he would be succeeded in the last office he held by Gulzaril Nanda. The author of his country's first 5-year plan in 1951, he would clash with his home secretary Vallabhbhai Patel over the handling of Kashmir, but later embraced Patel's theories in his invasion of Goa. Jailed eight times for, among others, his association with the Quit India movement and the Congress party, FTP, identify this first prime minister of India.
He served as secretary to an All Parties Conference where his father issued a namesake report calling for the creation of a federal government without a state religion.
Jawaharlal {Nehru}