The Murderer, The Monarch and The Fakir by Appu Esthose Suresh

“But the 50-minute gap is easily explained. Others have been questioning the 50-minute delay between the assassination and the official announcement of Gandhi’s death.

After studying more than 4,000 pages closely, Sharan came to the conclusion that there was no fourth bullet, no other firearm and no mystery killer either. The attempt failed because the Supreme Court appointed an amicus curiae, Amarendra Sharan, to go into the records. The ‘fourth bullet theory’ is their latest attempt, says TG. The Savarkarites have for a long time been attempting to clear up his role in the assassination and the conspiracy. He avowed that there was another mysterious killer and it was the ‘fourth bullet’ fired by him that claimed Mahatma Gandhi's life. He claimed that Godse and his accomplice Narayan Apte were not the only assassins present at Birla House that day. In 2017, Pankaj Phadnis, a trustee of the Pune-based Abhinav Bharat, filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking a reinvestigation into the Gandhi murder case. TG points at persistent efforts by the RSS to distance itself from the assassination. Five maharajas-three from Rajputana (Rajasthan), one from Madhya Pradesh and one from Gujarat, the books say, facilitated the killing. The new edition, he says, establishes that the firearm that was used to assassinate Gandhi was handed over to Nathuram Godse by the Aide de Camp (ADC) of a maharaja (ruler of an Indian princely state). The author of 'Let’s Kill Gandhi' happens to be a great-grandson of the Mahatma. Suresh and Kotamraju were given access to classified IB reports, denied to TG because of the Official Secrets Act. Both books also draw heavily from reports of the J.L. Publishing circles are abuzz and claim both books break new ground in exposing the conspiracy behind the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948. Another new book, 'The Murderer, The Monarch And The Fakir’, co-authored by Appu Esthose Suresh and Priyanka Kotamraju is also being launched on the same day. Afresh revised edition of 'Let’s Kill Gandhi' by Tushar Gandhi is being launched on October 2 this year.

The Murderer, The Monarch and The Fakir by Appu Esthose Suresh