Beyond Amitabh Bachchan's bungalow, there are only 2–3 industrialists' bungalows on that road. There is one grand bungalow on that road. It is called "Niranter." This bungalow is three times larger than Amitabh Bachchan's. It has a lawn of nearly 3 acres and is extremely opulent. Anyone would be stunned to hear that such a lavish bungalow exists in an elite area like Juhu, Mumbai! But this bungalow doesn't belong to a superstar or an industrialist. Do you know who owns it? **Teesta Javed Setalvad** – just a "social activist"! Now read on patiently to the end – your eyes, ears and mind will all begin to open. Between 2004 and 2012, she received crores of dollars in funding from abroad. For what? To uplift the poor? But there is something more... Why are these people so anti-India? Their forefathers sowed this seed. 👇Start here. Read the history Congress hid from us. The Hunter Commission was the inquiry committee that gave General Dyer a clean chit – the same Dyer who ordered the firing at the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. A member of this commission was Harilal Chimanlal Setalvad, great-grandfather of Teesta Setalvad. In other words, the ancestor of the present owners of the bungalow described above. It was Harilal's son, Motilal Chimanlal Setalvad – Teesta's grandfather – who acquitted General Dyer. After independence, Nehru appointed this same Motilal Setalvad as India's Attorney General. This is living proof of Nehru's loyalty to the British. The story doesn't end here... **Read on.** While General Dyer was being tried, Diwan Bahadur Kunj Behari Thapar, showing his loyalty to the British, collected Rs. 1.5 lakh for General Dyer and honored him by presenting him with a kirpan and a turban. This same Kunj Behari Thapar is the great-grandfather of **Karan Thapar**. The Thapar family grew rich during British rule, especially by supplying troops and materials during the First World War. Today, when the Thapar family displays its loyalty, it should be no surprise where the kirpan and turban came from. All this happened in the management of the Golden Temple, where two contractors, **Sujan Singh** and **Sobha Singh**, were the main contractors. When the British shifted India's capital from Calcutta to Delhi, these two took over all the construction contracts. Sobha Singh's son **Khushwant Singh** was a famous writer and a supporter of Indira Gandhi. He wrote articles in favor of the Emergency. Khushwant Singh's son, **Rahul Singh**, keeps promoting anti-India views on NDTV by glorifying figures like Teesta Setalvad and Arundhati Roy. Speaking of the Thapar family... Karan Thapar's father, **Pran Nath Thapar**, was the commander in the 1962 China war – a war India lost. Earlier, General K.S. Thimayya had recommended Lt. Gen. S.P.P. Thorat as his successor. But Nehru rejected that recommendation and appointed Pran Nath Thapar. – Another example of the British mindset. Not only that – Pran Nath Thapar's brother is **Mayadas Thapar**, and his daughter is **Romila Thapar**, after whom Indian school history textbooks are named. Nehru made this appointment too. Strangely, the names of those who lost the 1962 war are not found in these history books. Just because these books were written by their nieces! This is the same wealthy family – which grew rich through bribes during the British era – that still holds India's history and identity hostage today. These are the same people who regard themselves as the monopolists of progress. These are the same people who spread lies and stop India's true identity from emerging. After independence, Nehru and Congress protected British interests by giving these very people important posts. Teesta Setalvad went to jail – this was not just the fall of one fraudster... but the fall of an entire parasitic system, whose roots were planted generations ago.