Was Mahatma Gandhi's assassination a Congress's foul play?

There is no evidence to link any political party to the assassination of Gandhi, however there are a few things that are known for certain - RSS made a clean break from Godse and his co-conspirators, claiming Godse had no affiliation with RSS after 1930. read more

Some people were feeling that they have been cheated by him or the results could have been different after India's freedom struggle. like one case if you take was after partition of India and Pakistan was decided Pakistan asked for a substantial amount of money as part of partition and many leaders in India opposed that but Mahatma Gandhi supported their cause so some people could say that he favored Muslim sentiments over Hindus. read more

Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on April 2, 2013 mocked the Congress members in the Assembly, saying they were not even aware of the history of their party and Mahatma Gandhi’s suggestion to dissolve the Congress. read more

NEW DELHI: In a last-ditch effort to persuade the Supreme Court to order a re-investigation into Mahatma Gandhi's assassination, a Mumbai-based man has contended that there were several lacunae, including a "four-bullet theory", that can still be established by a forensic test but were never looked into by any agency. read more

"In the "history capsule" delivered by Pranab Mukherjee at the RSS headquarters, the absence of Mahatma Gandhi and his assassination speaks volumes," tweeted Sitaram Yechury. Yechury also said that Mukherjee should have reminded RSS of its own history. read more