Tushar Gandhi delves into the psychology of the assassins from "summary" of LETS KILL GANDHI by TUSHAR GANDHI
Tushar Gandhi explores the minds of the individuals who plotted and carried out the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, shedding light on their motivations and thought processes. By delving into the psychology of the assassins, he offers a deeper understanding of the events that led to this tragic act of violence. Throughout the book, Gandhi provides insights into the complex web of factors that influenced the assassins' beliefs and actions. He examines their backgrounds, ideologies, and personal struggles, painting a nuanced portrait of the individuals behind the heinous crime. Through meticulous research and analysis, he uncovers the psychological dynamics at play, unraveling the twisted logic that fueled their hatred and extremism. Gandhi's exploration of the assassins' psychology goes beyond surface-level explanations,...
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