Mahatma Gandhi's Ideology

[Husky]

To do with Pandyan's post 40 above.

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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>"May it please Your Honour"     
Nathuram Godse</b>
30 Jan 2009

<i>[On 8 November 1948, Nathuram Godse (19 May 1910-15 November 1949) rose to make his statement in court. Reading quietly from a typed manuscript, he sought to explain why he had killed Gandhi. His thesis covered ninety-pages, and he was on his feet for five hours. Godse's statement, excerpted below, should be read by citizens and scholars in its entirely, for it provides an insight into his personality and his understanding of the concept of Indian nationhood – Editor]</i>

<insert Pandyan's post #40 here>

<i>Nathuram Godse was hanged a year later, on 15 November 1949; as per his last wishes, his family and followers have preserved his ashes for immersion in the Indus River of a re-united India</i><!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->(Goes without saying that a re-united <i>Hindu</i> India is what he meant.)

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->  <b>User Comments:</b>

  Justice Khosla's observations after retirement are also worth noting. In a pen picture of the Court scene as it then passed before his eyes he has said: "The highlight of the appeal before us was the discourse delivered by Nathuram Godse in his defence. He spoke for several hours, discussing, in the first instance, the facts of the case and then the motive which had prompted him to take Mahatma Gandhi's life..... "The audience was visibly snd audibly moved. There was a deep silence when he ceased speaking. many women were in tears and men coughing and searching for their handkerchiefs. The silence was accentuated and made deeper by the sound an occasional subdued sniff or a muffled cough.... "I have however, no doubt that had the audience of that day been constituted into a jury and entrusted with the task of deciding Godse's appeal, they would have brought in a verdict of 'not guilty' by an overwhelming majority." May it please your honour, Surya Bharti Prakashan, Delhi, 1994, pp. 24-25 
  VK 
  30 Jan 2009 
   

  Justice Khoslas Observation And Pictorial Scene Of The Court At That Time , The Lawyers, Their Arguments, Public Present Would Have Give True Version Of What Actualy Happened -Posterity Can Remember. If Any Full Publication Available It Must Be Produced In All National Regional Languages And Populasrised. Rs 
  rajagopalansubramanian 
  01 Feb 2009 
   

  It is worth reading again, especially in today’s environment 
  DC 
  03 Feb 2009 
   

  Madam, I respect your courage to publish this speech of brave patriot late Nathuram Godse. I am a highly qualified Architect/engineer in America. I got frustrated with that old Gandhi –Nehru Congress and their British obligating dirty politics. I was young (around 18 years) when this Gandhi/Godse instance happened. Still, I was aware of the tricky politics of late Gandhi and his selfish followers. Anyway, thanks and congratulations again for your courage. 
  M. Kumbhojkar 
  05 Feb 2009 


  There is no doubt that the present day problems faced by India are the legacy of NEHRU-GANDHI follies.It is amazing that these two stalwarts never fathomed the ugli side of the muslims.Once Pakistan was acceeded to, all muslims should have been turned out just as hindus were from Pakistan.Today they live in India and have loyalties to PAN ISLAMIC notion as well as Pakistan.To believe that muslims are Indians at heart is a mistruth ingrained in us by Gandhi- Nehru combine and being nurtured by the Congress Party.I have grown up in a mohalla with mixed Hindu - muslim population.I know it too well that if one call is given by a mullah to kill the hindu neighbour , your muslim friend would do so without asking any question. 
  Gp Capt KP Sharma 
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