Friends, today I am writing about an incident of recent history which successive Congress governments had ensure that it is not revealed to the general Public. But it should be known that the self-proclaimed liberal, secular, non-violent followers of Gandhi committed a great sin in the name of Gandhi that
- On 3oth January 1948 at 5.17 pm, Nathuram Godse took the life of Mahatma Gandhi.
- But after that, what happened that night? No one knows.
- But it should be known that the self-proclaimed liberal, secular, non-violent followers of Gandhi committed a great sin in the name of Gandhi that night.
- Yes, all of this has been removed from the books of history.
- Truth has to be revealed because these liberals, these seculars are once again running their dirty tricks behind the mask of Gandhism.
Listen to what happened after the assassination of Gandhi… By late night, the news spread all over India that the name of Gandhi’s assassin was Nathuram Godse and his caste was Chitpavan Brahmin. 15 people of that caste were killed in Delhi that night, and about 50 were killed in Pune.
But the most tragic outcome was freedom fighter Dr Narayan Savarkar, he was the youngest brother of Veer Savarkar. One day after the assassination of Gandhi, the mob attacked Veer Savarkar’s house at night but when there was no success there, his younger brother, who lived in Shivaji Park, Narayan Savarkar’s house was attacked.. he was dragged out, and the crowd kept pelting him with stones till he died. As people knew Veer Savarkar had apologised to the British, his name came up in the Gandhi massacre. OK. But no one will say that his younger brother and freedom fighter- what was his crime for which he was sentenced to death?
Chitpavans were the first targets.. But Bapu’s “priests of non-violence” started targeting all Maharashtrian Brahmins… Bombay, Poona, Sangli, Nagpur, Satara, Kolhapur, Belgaum were massacred. More than 1000 houses of Maharashtrian Brahmins were burnt in Satara. Three men of a family were burnt just because their surname was Godse. In the course of that slaughter, the crowd became thirsty for their lives, with surnames like Apte, Gokhale, Joshi, Ranade, Kulkarni, Deshpande etc.
According to Marathi writer and editor of Tarun Bharat Gajanand Trimbak Madkholkar’s book ‘Eka Nirassitachi Kahaan’ (Story of Refugee), about 8,000 Maharashtrian Brahmins were killed in this violence by Gandhians. Madkholkar’s house was attacked on 31st January, and he had to take shelter outside Maharashtra, and he wrote this book based on his experience.
But when you try to find the record of this massacre of 1948, you will be disappointed everywhere..In the list of all the riots till now in India, you will find mention of Anti-Brahmin riots of 1948, but when you look at the column of those who died, it will be written as unknown!! There is no mention of how many Brahmins were killed in the riots.
Why is the black page of history not mentioned?.. Why is this black page of history erased?…. The reason is only one. The coming generation should never know what kind of murderous game was played by the ‘priests of non-violence’ wearing the Gandhi cap…. Why did Nehru and Patel fail to stop this violence just like they failed to stop the assassin of Gandhi?
After the first attack on Gandhi on 20th January 1948, it should have been known that Gandhi’s life was in danger. For the next 10 days after 20th January, Nehru and Patel’s police could not reach Godse, could not find out about his identity.But when Godse took Bapu’s life on 30th January, within just 6 hours, they knew his identity, his religion, his caste and which Brahmin he was in his caste. This information was known to every Gandhian in no time, in those days when there was hardly any phone service and social media. Kya Tab Bhi “Jab Bada Ped Girtha Hai To Dharti Hilti Hai” Wali thinking was prevailing?
No one can defend the heinous crime that Godse committed, and it should not be done either…But what did the alleged Gandhians and Congress workers of that time do?
Actually, this thought is still alive today. A man commits a sin, and the punishment is given to his entire society.
Sometimes the people of Godse’s society became victims, and sometimes Sikhs became victims (1984).
As I live in Mumbai (Maharashtra), I have heard about this incident from my Maharashtrian friends in my younger days.
Anil Malik
Mumbai, India
21st July 2026