Right-wing group behind Dabholkar's killing?

August 21, 2013 19:32

Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan today hinted at the possibility of right-wing groups being behind the murder of anti-superstition campaigner Narendra Dabholkar, when he equated his assassination with that of Mahatma Gandhi.

"Forces who could not tolerate Gandhiji, who could not tolerate his views and silenced his voice, the same way forces who could not stand the power of Narendra Dabholkar's views, have silenced his voice by his brutal murder," he said.

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