Srijut Chittaranjan Das, who, on rising to speak, was given a very hearty ovation said "I am unable to deliver any speech to-day. My heart is full, and my voice is choked and I have not power and strength enough to express the feelings that are surging in my mind to-day. God has not given me power to express in language the happiness that you have given me by coming out of your Colleges. I feel it in my heart of hearts that, those of you who have come out, are greater than any of us here, and I humbly bow to you--to the manifestation of strength that you have displayed to-day. I want you to realise that,--to realise the strength in you. It is not yours--it is not human, it is the will--the divine will of the country and the God of our being. It is the will of _Deshamabrika_ that has been manifested through you. What, she is, I do not know, but she is the Goddess of our Nation. I now can say with head erect--blessed be thy waters, Mother Bengal, blessed be thy trees--blessed be thy sons. I know people will call you mad. People call me mad too. But who are mad really? Are not the merchants and traders who are running after wealth and rolling in luxury--the lawyers and their clients who spend their all and are ruined by litigation--is it not they who are really mad? Whatever people may call you--you have got to realise the truth that is in you. Do stand upon that and stick to it, whatever difficulties may come or whatever sufferings may await you in the path. Dark and difficult are the ways, but Divine Light will guide you. Give up all weakness of the heart. Man can do everything. Remember we are men determined to emancipate our Motherland from bondage. Should we not be able to deliver her from the shackles that bind her? We shall rather go ignorant than be educated in those schools and colleges. We want to be educated according to our own standard of living, keeping harmony with our past culture and tradition. I do not know what Bolshevism is. We want to realise what is truth--what is eternal--what is in our blood--for the salvation of our country. I want that. I do not want Bolshevism--I do not want industrialism. In short, I do not want Europeanism. I want to be a free man, and be myself again. If that is truth, depending upon that truth, fear not. Another word, and I have done. I promise before you all, to-day, that, within fifteen days or utmost a month, we shall have a College--a National College established, of which there is no equal here, and where you will get your national education, where you will learn to love your country and appreciate freedom. I want to see that edifice standing on the road-side of Goldighi pulled down brick by brick." He concluded by saying that even the Medical Students also must come out. They would rather go, he said, without doctors than get the help of those who come out of that Institution aided by the Government.