Indira Gandhi, the "emergency", and Indian democracy

Indira Gandhi, the "emergency", and Indian democracy

by P. N. Dhar

2000

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"This is the first book to carry a detailed account of confidential negotiations between Indira Gandhi and Jayaprakash Narayan during the 'Emergency'. It also deals with the economic and political developments that fed into Indira Gandhi's declaration of an 'Emergency'. It provides a close picture of Mrs. Gandhi's trauma in relation to the Bangladesh refugee problem and the Bangladesh war, and later in relation to her son Sanjay Gandhi. In its account of the confidential negotiations between Indira Gandhi and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto over the Simla Agreement, it offers unrecorded information which is likely to provoke strong reactions in both India and Pakistan." "This book will interest general readers and all who wish to understand contemporary Indian affairs and politics."--Jacket.

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