Gwalior (MP)- The Hindu Mahasabha inaugurated the ‘Godse Gyanshala’ study centre here and announced that this will be a platform to spread Pandit Nathuram Godse’s ideas. Photos of many great personalities, apart from that of Pt. Godse, were displayed in this program at the Hindu Mahasabha office in Daulat Ganj. The organisation said that, ‘this study centre would inform the next generation about the aspects of partition of India and various great national leaders.’
Jaiveer Bhardwaj, Vice President of Hindu Mahasabha informed the journalists that ‘many youth, along with a team of women, are working with us. Godse was inspired by the thoughts of Guru Gobind Singh, Dr. Hedgewar, Swatantryaveer Savarkar, Shyamprasad Mukherjee etc. We will reply strongly to those who think of partitioning India.’
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