Why I Assasinated Mahatma Gandhi
Please don’t fill my account with bad comments for this answer but I would like to suggest a book which no one else would and you can find the book here:
So the book which I am mentioning about is “Why I Assassinated Mahatma Gandhi” It is about the events which led Nathuram godse to assassinate him.
I dont object that he took a step way ahead for the father of the nation but I think everyone must atleast once see and analyze others opinion and then come to a conclusion if his objectives were right or wrong. However Killing is absolute no answer and I am against it but just give it a read. Its worth reading.
Link for the book:Why I Assassinated Mahatma Gandhi
About the book:
Book contains the original statement given by Nathuram Godse (Assassin of Mahatma Gandhi). Writer is real brother of Nathuram Godse himself and narrates his accounts of all the events and takes us through the day of assassination till the day Nathuram Godse was hanged. Writer also puts forward crucial accounts of public and political opinions and reactions which were stirred up by assassination itself and also by Nathuram Godse's official statement to court.
Please don’t fill my account with bad comments for this answer but I would like to suggest a book which no one else would and you can find the book here:
So the book which I am mentioning about is “Why I Assassinated Mahatma Gandhi” It is about the events which led Nathuram godse to assassinate him.
I dont object that he took a step way ahead for the father of the nation but I think everyone must atleast once see and analyze others opinion and then come to a conclusion if his objectives were right or wrong. However Killing is absolute no answer and I am against it but just give it a read. Its worth reading.
Link for the book:Why I Assassinated Mahatma Gandhi
About the book:
Book contains the original statement given by Nathuram Godse (Assassin of Mahatma Gandhi). Writer is real brother of Nathuram Godse himself and narrates his accounts of all the events and takes us through the day of assassination till the day Nathuram Godse was hanged. Writer also puts forward crucial accounts of public and political opinions and reactions which were stirred up by assassination itself and also by Nathuram Godse's official statement to court.
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