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BJP MP Sadhvi Pragya Thakur apologizes twice for remarks on Godse

Amid opposition ruckus in Lok Sabha, BJP member Pragya Thakur on Friday apologized twice for her remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse, even as she asserted that she never dubbed Godse as a patriot.  Meanwhile, members of Yough Congress in Delhi and Lucknow protested against Pragya Thakur wearing Mahatma Gandhi's attire. AIMIM MP Asauddin Owaisi also said Modi government should clear its stance on whether Naturam Godse who murdered Mahatama Gandhi was a Deshbhakt or a Terrorist? Watch this news report.

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