A tale of two speeches
THE WEEK India|October 02, 2022
SACHIDANANDA MURTHY
For the last five decades, two public addresses made in Maharashtra on Vijayadashami day have always attracted national attention.
A tale of two speeches

Every single word uttered by the RSS chief in Nagpur and by the Thackerays in Mumbai have been followed closely by politicians, analysts and the media.

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