Mahatma Gandhi: I may defend a Muslim's stand that he is a Muslim first and an Indian afterwards , for I myself say that I am a Hindu fi

I may defend a Muslim's stand that he is a Muslim first and an Indian afterwards — Mahatma Gandhi

I may defend a Muslim's stand that he is a Muslim first and an Indian afterwards , for I myself say that I am a Hindu first and am therefore a true Indian .

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