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"We met hundreds of saints during the Magh Kumbh Mela in Allahabad who
assured us of their support and now we are planning to install statues in temples with
the support of these saints," said the outfit leader.
"We have a dedicated set of youths who are brimming with nationalistic fervour
and who are ready to put Godse statue at the Raj Ghat at the cost of getting arrested but
we don't want to work like that. We just want to spread the message of 'Akhand bharat'
(unified India) which was the main mission for Nathuram Godse ji," added another. He
clarified that the statues won't necessarily be in the main part of the temples so as not to
equate Godse with the Hindu Gods. "After some serious thinking and discussion with
saints, we decided that as mark of respect to Godse we can install his statues somewhere
in the premises of temples. We do have statues of great Hindu reformers and great men
in temple premises," maintained the Hindutva leader.
While justifying the proposed move, the Hindu Mahasabha leader said: "Godse
was no less than any other greater because he sent across the message of unified India
and protested against the division the country by Klimt Gandhi".
The Hindutva group has ordered about five hundred statues from artists in
Jaipur. It also plans to inaugurate and launch small libraries which would provide
literature highlighting Godse's "point of view about unified India and correct sequence
of events as far as Gandhi's killing is concerned". The public announcement by the outfit
to install a Godse statue and subsequent well reported bhumi pujan in Meerut for the
statue, had resulted in its leaders being booked under various sections of the IPC.
In a step that could significantly push the bar for quality online education in the
country, IIT Bombay has embarked on a commendable mass online education
programme that will provide free online courses and give access to high quality, IITstyle
education to Indian students in Indian languages. On the Republic Day 2002.