'Dabholkar's killer wanted to form 15k-men army'
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Friday said Virendra Tawade, one of the accused arrested in the murder of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar, wanted to raise a 15,000-strong army to counter anti-Hindu forces. Tawade reportedly suggested to his accomplice that money for this should be collected through donations and the men should resort to dacoity if they fell short of weapons.