According to Madhok, when he pressed Vajpayee on the matter, Vajpayee retorted: “Why are you describing it as murder? Deen Dayal was a hot‑headed person; he might have picked a fight with someone in the train and in the scuffle got pushed out and died – do not call it murder”. Madhok also reveals that Vajpayee was “nowhere in the reckoning” to succeed Upadhyaya, but the RSS leadership pushed him into the presidency – a decision that Madhok presents as part of a larger pattern of intrigue.
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Some academic platforms like Academia.edu host papers and snippets that discuss the "stunning revelations" found in his autobiography. Physical/Spiral Bound Copies: According to Madhok, when he pressed Vajpayee on