Episode 10 -Season 1-Narendra Dabholkar Murder Case: Indian Rationalist Assassinated for Fighting Superstition-Episode 10 -Season 1 episode artwork

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Episode 10 -Season 1-Narendra Dabholkar Murder Case: Indian Rationalist Assassinated for Fighting Superstition-Episode 10 -Season 1

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Dr. Narendra Dabholkar, an Indian rationalist and anti-superstition activist, was shot and killed in Maharashtra in 2013. His assassination triggered national debate over freedom of expression, scientific temper, and extremist violence in India.In this episode, we examine the Narendra Dabholkar murder case, the investigation into the accused, and the legal and political implications of his killing.

Dr. Narendra Dabholkar, an Indian rationalist and anti-superstition activist, was shot and killed in Maharashtra in 2013. His assassination triggered national debate over freedom of expression, scientific temper, and extremist violence in India.In this episode, we examine the Narendra Dabholkar murder case, the investigation into the accused, and the legal and political implications of his killing.

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