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| | archive: The cult of imported violence |
 | | Late KM Munshi, an eminent Gujarati writer, member of the Constituent Assembly and the founder of Bhartiya Vidhya Bhavan, who was the Indian Agent General in Hyderabad (1948) when the standstill agreement with the Nizam was signed, has exposed the true colour of Deendars in his book, The End of an Era. |
 | | According to Munshi, in the religious literature of the Deendars Siddiq was represented as a hunter shooting lions, tigers, leopards and foxes, all of whom had the shapes of Sikhs, Hindus, Christians and Lingayats. |
 | | Munshi notes that Kasim Rizvi, the leader of the Razakars, thoroughly disliked Siddiq, as he regarded him as a potential rival. |
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