Mee Nathuram.. disallowed in Goa
| 18 July 1998 22:04 IST
The Congress government in Goa has decided to prohibit from staging the controversial Marathi play, Mee Nathuram Godse Boltoy, in the tourist state, which is a next favourite place for performances of the commercial Marathi dramas after Maharashtra.
Replying to a demand raised by Dr Kashinath Jalmi, the state opposition leader, in the ongoing monsoon Assembly session, chief minister Pratapsing Rane categorically said his government would not allow any sort of character assassination of any national leader like Mahatma Gandhi.
The drama glorifies Godse' action to kill the Mahatma and projects him as a hero and God while Gandhi is projected as a demon. No patriotic person can tolerate such an insult, asserted Jalmi.
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