PM breaks silence on Dadri lynching, says end communal politics
October 08, 2015 17:37
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has finally broken his silence on the Dadri lynching. "We should put an end to communal politics," said the PM during a rally at Navada in Bihar.
"I want to appeal to everyone that please don't listen to hate speech," he said asking people to ignore controversial statements made by politicians. He said that they were doing so for political gains.
"The nation mus stay together. It must defeat hatred/ In a democracy everyone has the right to speak their mind. The President' message is the best guidance we can get as a nation," Modi said.
"Follow President Pranab Mukherjee's message on core civilisational values of diversity, tolerance and plurality."
"I want to appeal to everyone that please don't listen to hate speech," he said asking people to ignore controversial statements made by politicians. He said that they were doing so for political gains.
"The nation mus stay together. It must defeat hatred/ In a democracy everyone has the right to speak their mind. The President' message is the best guidance we can get as a nation," Modi said.
"Follow President Pranab Mukherjee's message on core civilisational values of diversity, tolerance and plurality."
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