Even though Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s father, the Shah, backed the creation of Pakistan and even funded it by then inviting Uncle Karmajee to knock on his door some years later.

But still, it is a Hindu duty to free Persia from mullah fascist Iran. The Hindus are the ones who also saved so many Persians along with ancient Zoroastrianism, which can be given back when Persia breaks free from Arab colonisation to revive its ancient culture once again.  

Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi has made a strong pitch for closer India-Iran ties, saying a democratic Iran would seek cooperative and respectful relations with New Delhi. Speaking at a news conference, Pahlavi underlined the deep civilisational and historical links between the two countries, recalling diplomatic exchanges from the twentieth century and praising India’s rich cultural heritage.

He said a future democratic Iran would work closely with countries that value sovereignty liberty and mutual partnership, adding that India would be an important ally in addressing major global challenges. Highlighting issues such as energy shortages water crises and population growth, Pahlavi stressed the need for deeper international collaboration.

The exiled prince also praised India’s leadership in technology and expertise, pointing to potential cooperation in renewable energy and emerging sectors. He said he looked forward to closer engagement between experts entrepreneurs and business communities from both nations. His remarks come at a time when Iran India relations are shaped by sanctions regional geopolitics and shifting global power dynamics. Pahlavi said that once Iran is free a new chapter in bilateral relations could begin.