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Meetings, Prayers, Forebodings: Reliving Mahatma Gandhi’s Last Day

30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.

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(This graphic novel was first published on 30 January, 2019. It has been reposted from The Quints archives on 30 January, 2023.)

Text: Kabir Upmanyu
Illustrations: Arnica Kala

Senior Editor: Shelly Walia

30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Nathuram Godse shot at him three times in what was a well-planned and ultimately successful assassination attempt.

Here, we relive some of the moments from Gandhi's last day, starting from his prayers first thing in the morning, to the exchanges he had with his loved ones, and his last meeting held with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.

30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
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30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
ADVERTISEMENTREMOVE AD
30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
ADVERTISEMENTREMOVE AD
30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.
ADVERTISEMENTREMOVE AD
30 January 1948 went along like any other day for Mahatma Gandhi, until 5:17 pm when Godse shot at him three times.

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