Gandhi’s great grandson Tushar Gandhi, in his book, Let’s Kill Gandhi, has mentioned the incident. He tells us how during that prayer meeting, Nathuram Godse, dressed in Nehru shirt, pajama and jacket, brandishing a dagger had rushed towards Gandhi.********************************************************************** “Godse was overpowered by Bhilare Guruji and Manishankar Purohit. Two youths accompanying Godse ran away.”.. ****************************************************************************************************** ..“(In) July 1944, after his release from Aga Khan Prison Camp in May 1944, Gandhi contracted malaria and was advised to rest by Physician.” ******************************************************************************************** .. “He retired to Panchgani, a mountain resort near Poona (now Pune), where he stayed at Dilkhush Bunglow. A group of 18 and 20 men reached Panchgani and held a day-long protest against Gandhi.”**************************************************************************************** ..“When Gandhi was informed about the demonstration, he contacted the leader of the group, Nathuram Vinayak Godse, for discussion. Nathuram rejected the invitation and continued the protest,”*****************************************************************************************************