No Gandhiji.... I could not treat all patients free. I came to Bombay not to treat Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi but to treat ‘him', who, to me represents the four hundred million people of my country. (Bidhan Chandra Roy)

No Gandhiji.... I could not treat all patients free. I came to Bombay not to treat Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi but to treat ‘him', who, to me represents the four hundred million people of my country.

Bidhan Chandra Roy

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