Violence in the name of religion cannot be tolerated in India
National Assembly Speaker Mallikarjun Kharge said on Tuesday that violence in the name of religion cannot be tolerated in 21st century India and future generations will suffer the consequences if people do not unite against the elements. such divisive factor.
“What is happening in some parts of Haryana or what the RPF agent has done is tantamount to deeply hurting the heart of Mother India,” he said.
Kharge said such incidents raise serious questions about our “weak” law and order situation and our “weak” constitutional institutions.
He called for peace and demanded the harshest punishment for the perpetrators.
“Violence propagated in the name of religion in 21st century India is a blow to the very foundation of our civilization – the equality of all religions. This can never be tolerated.
These days, congressional leaders said, “the disintegration trend seen in the social fabric is the result of the spread of hatred in society out of greed for power.” “Mixing the poison of public hostility and turning them against one another is tantamount to mocking our Constitution,” he said.
“If we do not unite today and speak out against these divisive elements, future generations will suffer the consequences.
Four people were killed and several others injured in Nuh after violence broke out in an attempt to stop a VHP procession on Monday. A mosque burned down in the Sector 57 area of Gurugram early on Tuesday morning, killing an imam. be tight
