Suranjan, their son, believes that nationalism will be stronger than communalism, but is progressively disappointed and finds himself adopting communal reactions which contrast entirely with the ideology of patriotism he has always had faith in.
Nationalism will be stronger than communalism. This is what Suranjan believes. Suranjan is progressively disappointed. Suranjan finds himself adopting communal reactions. He has always had faith in communal reactions. These communal reactions contrast entirely with the ideology of patriotism. Suranjan is their son.