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Quote by Jogendra Nath Mandal
But I can no longer afford to carry this load of false pretensions and untruth on my conscience.
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The speaker feels that pretending to be something they are not, along with carrying untruths, has become a moral burden they can no longer bear. Their “conscience” represents their sense of right and wrong. The statement expresses a limit: continuing to live with these falsehoods is no longer acceptable to them.
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- Jogendra Nath Mandal’s Resignation Letter to Liaquat Ali Khan (PDF transcript)
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