Dadri incident unfortunate, but what can the Centre do: Modi breaks his silence

October 14, 2015 08:41

Breaking his silence and finally speaking about the Dadri incident and the opposition to Pakistan's Ghulam Ali and former Pakistan minister Khurshid Mansuri's events in Mumbai, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview to the Anand Bazaar Patrika said, "These incidents are unfortunate. However, there is no connection to the Centre and these issues are related to law and order and the concern of the state governments."

He went on to say that the BJP and the government at the Centre do not support such incidents. He went on to add, "The BJP has always been against fake secularism."

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