Paradox of Pakhtun non-violence
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Avirook Sen
August 8

If the phrase Frontier Gandhi appears in the heading above this review
you could assume that my fine colleague who put this page together
chose to ignore these opening sentences. Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan,
peacemaker, patriot and Pakhtun, didn't like the appellation much,
says Rajmohan Gandhi. It was the kind of thing "that neither the
humility nor the independence in Ghaffar Khan could approve of". The
author uses the phrase just this once in his book (as far as I can
recall) and that too to explain why the tag became popular. In August
1934, Ghaffar Khan heard that Gandhi was on one of his fasts and
decided to follow suit.

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