Well, you can be easily prosecuted legally for spreading hate or disaffection between communities (Section 153A etc.), and can possibly languish in jail for at least two years. Those in doubt can imagine a fanatic Sikh or a radicalised Muslim saying some obnoxious thing and then how the upholders of law and order would unleash on him and his entire family. ************************************************************ It is a different matter that when it comes to someone from the Hindutva family – especially when it wants to express its fascination for Nathuram Godse, aptly called as the first terrorist of independent India – things suddenly start unfolding a bit differently, despite the fact that de jurewe are still a secular country.