Shamsul Islam: RSS was not only involved in horrendous violence against Muslims in the post-Partition period, but also in pre-Partition and in the course of Partition. It is proved by the contemporary authentic narratives. Ram Lall Dhooria and his family lived in the town of Haveli Lakha, District Montgomery (now rechristened as Sahiwal) of western Punjab in pre-Partition India. Haveli Lakha, like many neighbouring towns in the western Punjab, had a mixed population of Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs. According to his autobiographical note, Dhooria was about 10 or 11 years old when he joined the RSS in 1942 and started attending its daily shakha (drill) held in an enclosure in the town where Muslims were in majority. He was forced to migrate to India along with millions other Hindus and Sikhs due to Partition, but he also got disillusioned with the blood-thirsty views and acts of the RSS against Muslims. After migrating to India and while teaching at the University of Delhi, he penned “I was a Swayamsewak: An Inside View of the RSS”, which not only provided a firsthand account of the debased activities of the organization, but how the RSS instigated violence against Muslims in areas where non-Muslims were in a minority.