Speaker expunges Pragya remark on Nathuram Godse as 'deshbhakt'


New Delhi, Nov 27 (IANS): The Lok Sabha Speaker on Wednesday expunged a remark made by BJP MP Pragya Thakur describiing Nathuram Godse, the killer of Mahatma Gandhi, as "deshbhakt" (patriot).

In a discussion on the Special Protection Group (Amendment) Bill when DMK member A. Raja cited Nathuram Godse's statement on why he killed Gandhi, Thakur interrupted and told Raja not to give example of a 'deshbhakt'.

Raja said that Godse admitted he had nursed a grudge against Gandhiji for 32 years before finally deciding to assassinate him.

On Thakur's 'deshbhakt' remark, all opposition members stood up and protested. The BJP members then persuaded Thakur to sit down.

  

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Wed, Nov 27 2019

    We should appreciate for her straight forward opine over Godse unlike other high rank Bjp leaders consisting of dual faces.

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  • Deshbhakht, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 27 2019

    Rajnath must be feeling proud for appointing her as a member in the Defense panel.

    You need vermins like her in the govt to remind yourself that you (BJP) originated from a party of killers.

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Wed, Nov 27 2019

    Give her deputy home minister post in Lok Sabha

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