Right-wing outfit seeks space for installing Nathuram Godse’s busts
20 Dec 2014 1:15 AM GMT
Days after BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj termed Mahatma Gandhi’s assassin a “patriot,” Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha on Friday triggered a fresh controversy by asking the government to provide space for installing busts of Nathuram Godse at different locations in the country.
Mahasabha national president Chandra Prasad Kaushik has also sought a debate on the entire issue and said that the reasons given in the Court by Godse for killing Gandhi should be made public.
“We are going to demand for a place from the government for installation of the bust. If the government fails to provide us with such a place then we will install it at our places.
“We have Hindu Mahasabha, which has offices in various states. We will install the busts there. We will write a letter to the government,” Kaushik told PTI. He claimed the opinion that Godse was a murderer, was not of the entire nation.
Mahasabha national president Chandra Prasad Kaushik has also sought a debate on the entire issue and said that the reasons given in the Court by Godse for killing Gandhi should be made public.
“We are going to demand for a place from the government for installation of the bust. If the government fails to provide us with such a place then we will install it at our places.
“We have Hindu Mahasabha, which has offices in various states. We will install the busts there. We will write a letter to the government,” Kaushik told PTI. He claimed the opinion that Godse was a murderer, was not of the entire nation.
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