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In his detailed analysis, senior journalist Uday Mahurkar explores the history of India and Pakistan's partition, shedding light on the Godhra incident and how left-wing parties use false propaganda stories for vote bank politics. He talks about the ongoing struggle of Hindus for Bhagwan Ram, Bhagwan Krishna and Bhagwan Shankar. Mahurkar also explains the differences between Islamic sects, especially Barelvi and Deobandi, uncovering their unique beliefs and impact on society and politics and their role in the Godhra incident. In a captivating story, he looks at the past, political moves, and cultural changes that still affect how people talk about religion and politics in the Indian subcontinent.

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Uday Mahurkar, an Indian journalist, political analyst, and author, previously served as a deputy editor with the India Today group. Additionally, he was appointed as the Information Commissioner by the Government of India. Mahurkar is well-versed in the history and vision of Savarkar and brings expertise to the correction of distorted historical narratives. Furthermore, he has extensively studied the governance model implemented by Prime Minister Modi, offering insights into its workings and effectiveness.