On what assumptions was Panditji confident that China would not invade Tibet? What happened, and what did he do when those assumptions proved disastrously wrong?
On what grounds did he then convince himself that the usurpation of Tibet would not harm India's security?
Why and on what reasoning did he scotch all warnings - those of Sardar Patel, Rajaji, Shyama Prasad Mookherjee, Acharya Kripalani, M.R. Masani, the young Vajpayee, and every officer who took courage to document what the Chinese were up to - in Tibet, and along our entire border?
How did Chou En-lai and the Chinese Governmant beguile him? And thereby fool India?