Congress will give preference to minorities in cricket team, claims PM Modi
'Neither against Muslims, nor Islam': PM Modi says ‘Muslim community should….’ "I wanted to ask the Congress, if it wanted to do so, why it divided the country into three parts after 1947. At the same time, the entire country would have been made Pakistan and at the same time, India would have been erased," Modi further said.
The prime minister also said that as long as he is alive, he will not allow any attempt to erase India's identity in the name of fake secularism to succeed. Also Read: ‘Shehzada getting black money?' PM Modi asks Rahul Gandhi why he stopped 'Adani-Ambani' charges He further stated that he wanted the 400-seat mandate for the BJP-led NDA to ensure the Congress does not bring back Article 370 in Kashmir and put a "Babri lock" on the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
On Monday, Modi urged the Muslim community to introspect and think about the future, saying he was neither against Muslims nor Islam. Also Read: ‘Such creativity in peak poll season,' PM Modi reacts to viral meme showing him dancing; netizens say ‘coolest PM’ “If you keep thinking about who to put in power and who to remove, you will only ruin the future of your children.
The Muslim community is changing across the world," said Modi in an interview with Times Now. On a question about the accusation that Modi is against Muslims, Modi said, "When you speak about 100 per cent, every community is included.
There is a guarantee of social justice, secularism. Modi ensures that everyone gets everything."Milestone Alert!
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