01565nam a22002657a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000070007604100120008308200220009510000180011724500280013526000430016330000280020652008790023465000100111365000280112365000310115165000180118265000390120065000100123965000130124965000170126270000200127920230602100956.0230602b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9788121212977  cAL  aEnglish  223a954.035bRAJW  aV T Rajshekar  aWhy Godse Killed Gandhi  aNew DelhibGyan Publishing Housec2015  a100 p.bPBc21.5x14 cm.  aPartition of India brought immense benefit to the Aryan upper castes, particularly the vaidiks who became the ruling class of India. If India was not partitioned then there was no question of a vaidik (Jawaharlal Nehru) becoming the first Prime Minister of India and the brahminical exploitation reaching it climax. The credit for transferring the power from the British to the Brahmins, by cunningly voiding the Muslim hindrance through partition, goes to none else but Gandhi. That is how the practical-minded vaidiks led by Nehru goaded Gandhi to secretly support partition though as a typical Hindu Gandhi spoke one thing but acted against it. Gandhi quietly schemed at partition and the honest Brahmin in Godse mis took Gandhi believing his words that Gandhi was sincerely against partition though in fact he colluded in dividing India and that is why Godse killed him.  aIndia  aPolitics and government  aGandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948  aAssassination  aGodse, Nathuram Vinayak, 1912-1949  aIslam  aBrahmans  aConspiracies  aRAJSHEKAR (V T)