PM Modi Should Address The Nation: Gehlot On Ram Navami Violence
He also emphasized that a nation cannot progress without love, brotherhood and harmony
Mumbai: Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday expressed concern over widespread violence on Ram Navami and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address the nation and give a strong message against communal violence.
He also emphasized that a nation cannot progress without love, brotherhood and harmony. Also Read: 3 Terrorists Who Were Likely To Attack Security Forces Held In J&K
Speaking to the media, Gehlot said, “Violence broke out in some states on Ram Navami. We talk about Maryada Purushottam Ram and violence is erupting on his birth anniversary. You can imagine the direction in which the country is heading. PM should address the nation that whoever incites violence will not be spared.”
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“The nation wants to listen to the PM say that violence will not be tolerated at any cost. In the absence of such a statement, violence is breaking out at places,” he added.
Ram Navami celebrations began in parts of the country in Jharkhand’s Lohardaga, leaving one person dead and 12 injured, while a curfew was imposed after stone-pelting and arson in Madhya Pradesh’s Khargone town, where over 80 People have been arrested.
Reacting to the violence, Ashok Gehlot said, “As part of the conspiracy, efforts are being made to make people forget the sacrifices of leaders for freedom. The atmosphere being created in the nation is not appropriate. Love, brotherhood and harmony among everyone is important. Only then can nation progress.”
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“Only then poverty be alleviated in the country and the difference between the rich and poor be blurred. Today, the gap between the rich and poor is widening. The future of the nation depends on the coming generation, so they should be focused on,” added the Rajasthan CM.
One person was also killed in clashes at Khambhat in Gujarat’s Anand district and authorities in different states said the situation in the violence-affected areas was under control.
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