In one of the emails, Tawde told Akolkar that ‘desi sahitya’ could be procured from Uttar Pradesh or Madhya Pradesh. Anti-superstition crusader Narendra Dabholkar had often locked horns with Sanatan Sanstha“Dr Tawde has in all eight email accounts, which he used to communicate with other Sanstha members, including Akolkar. File picA highly-placed CBI source said in their emails, the ENT surgeon and other Sanstha members discussed building a force of 15,000 sainiks to counter ‘anti-Hindu activities’ in the country. In these emails, ‘targeting and eliminating Dr Dabholkar’ was discussed,” said a CBI officer. Citing an example of the code words used, he said in place of country-made guns, the words ‘desi sahitya’ were used.

Source: Mid-Day June 14, 2016 03:10 UTC