How Communist Russia Transformed Nawab Nehru into a Soviet-Addict

In 1927, the Nehru family was invited as Soviet Russia’s state guests to witness and participate in a celebration to commemorate one decade of the Great October Communist Revolution of 1917.

When the whole world was bitterly critical of Russia’s massive shortages and unemployment, Nawab Nehru didn’t seem surprised that he was provided a luxury class train compartment all sponsored by the USSR.

For four days, the Russian government lavishly wined and dined and entertained Nawab Nehru. By the time he returned to India, he was transformed into an incurable Soviet addict.

Do listen to this full story which does not find mention in any mainstream narratives about the Congress party and the Nehru dynasty.

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