Later Life
Godse was released from prison in October 1964, but was re-arrested a month later under the Defense of India Act and kept in prison for over a year. He was finally released at the end of 1965. Gopal Godse lived largely on the royalties obtained from books he wrote on Mahatma Gandhi and the assassination. He wrote nine books in Marathi and English.
1.Has a life convict to die in prison under Indian law? - 1961
2.Jaya Mrityunjaya - 1969
3.Krantikarakancha Adhyatmavad Aani Itara Lekha -1971
4.Panchavanna Kotinche Bali (The sacrifice of 55 crores) - 1971
5.Saine Ka Lihila Jai Rashtracha Itihaas? - 1975
6.Lal Kilyatila Athavani - 1981
7.Gandhi Hatya Aani Me (Gandhi's assassination and me) - 1989
8.Qutub Minar Is Vishnu Dhwaja - 1997
9.Phansi Aani Nathuram - 1999
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