"Godse was saput of India": Union minister Giriraj Singh

Nathuram Godse was worthy son of India, says Union minister Giriraj Singh

The Bharatiya Janata Party leader said that those who feel happy to call themselves children of Babar cannot be true sons of the country.

Godse ‘Saput’ of India: Union Minister Giriraj Singh sparks fresh controversy

Adding fuel to the ongoing controversy in Maharashtra over the social media posts regarding Aurangzeb and Tipu Sultan, Union Minister Giriraj Singh dubbed Godse, the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi, as 'Sapoot' (son) of this country. "The assassin of Mahatma Gandhi was not an invader like Mughal rulers Babar and Aurangzeb as he was born in India," the Union Minister said while addressing the media persons here on Friday.

Godse ‘saput’ of India, not like Mughal invaders: Union minister counters Owaisi

Referring to Devendra Fadnavis's "Aurangzeb ki aulad" (children of Aurangzeb) remarks, Owaisi asked as to who is "Godse ki aulad".

"Godse was saput of India": Union minister Giriraj Singh

Dantewada (Chhattisgarh) [India], June 10 (ANI): Adding fuel to the ongoing controversy in Maharashtra over the social media posts regarding Aurangzeb and Tipu Sultan, Union Minister Giriraj Singh dubbed Godse, the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi, as ‘Sapoot’ (son) of this country. “The assassin of Mahatma Gandhi was not an invader like Mughal rulers Babar and […]

Union Minister Giriraj Singh called Godse a ‘worthy son’ of India

New Delhi > BJP chief and Union Minister Giriraj Singh mentioned that Godse, the murderer of Gandhi, was the son of the nation. Giriraj Singh’s controversial remarks got here in criticism of AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi. Identified for his fiery and controversial speeches, Nathuram Godse was described because the ‘Saput’ (worthy son) of India. “If Godse is Gandhi’s killer, then he is also a son of the nation,” mentioned Giriraj Singh, who …

Godse ‘Saput’ Of India: Union Min Giriraj Singh Sparks Fresh Row, Oppn Demands PM Modi's Reply

Union Minister Giriraj Singh stoked fresh controversy as he termed Nathuram Godse a ‘saput’ (worthy son) of India and said the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi was not an invader like Mughal rulers Babar and Aurangzeb as he was born in India. The remarks came in response to a statement of AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi asking BJP whether they are "Godse ki aulad". Opposition members have taken exception to the fresh remarks saying that the minister is "…