Friday, May 16, 2025
spot_img

RSS distances from controversial article on Nathuram Godse

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

New Delhi: RSS on Saturday dissociated itself from a controversial article published in its Malayalam mouthpiece that Nathuram Godse should have targeted Jawaharlal Nehru instead of Mahatma Gandhi as he was responsible for Partition, a view that came under attack from political parties.

“RSS strongly condemns the controversial article published in ‘Kesari’ Malayalam journal in Kerala on October 17, 2014. The views published therein are exclusively that of the writer and the RSS has nothing to do with it,” RSS’s national prachar pramukh Manmohan Vaidya said in a statement.

The RSS statement in the wake of a newspaper report on the on the article written by Gopalakrishnan, a BJP candidate in the recent Lok Sabha elections in Kerala, in the latest issue of “Kesari” in which he had also said Nehru never had any genuine attachment with the Father of the Nation.

Vaidya said the RSS, as a movement, has always condemned any kind of violence in thought or action and hence does not subscribe to the views expressed by Gopalakrishnan. “We, as a movement, not only dissociate ourselves from such views but also deplore them. RSS has always condemned any kind of violence in thought or action in the strongest possible words,” Vaidya further said. The Congress in Kerala also expressed strong resentment against the article. (PTI)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Cassie faces cross-examination

R&B singer Cassie said Sean ’Diddy’ Combs’ infidelity was a painful part of their combustible, nearly 11-year relationship,...

Shafali makes comeback into India’s T20I team for England tour

MUMBAI, May 15: Big-hitting opener Shafali Verma has made a comeback into India’s T20I team for the upcoming...

We were never really close friends: Neeraj Chopra on Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem

DOHA, May 15: Seeking to set the record straight, star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra on Thursday clarified that...

ICC announces new prize money for WTC winners

DUBAI, May 15: The winners of the 2025 World Test Championship will be richer by USD 3.6 million,...