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The country’s Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said in a program organized at Jamia Millia Islamia University that India is a country which no one can destabilize. He said, ‘There were movements and coups in our neighbors Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. In countries like Libya, external forces ruined everything, but this is not possible in India, because our Constitution is so strong that the solution to every challenge is present in it. This country can never be destroyed.
Disagreement is also necessary in democracy, but…
Rijiju said that India’s democracy is one of the most powerful democracies in the world. He said, ‘We were born in a country which is difficult to imagine. Both social media and media are very active, and everyone can express their views openly. But we should not do anything that harms the country or creates a divided society. He also commented on the uproar in Parliament and said, ‘Sometimes there is noise in Parliament, but that is the beauty of democracy. If there is no debate and conflict in Parliament, then where will it happen?
‘If Hindus and Muslims move together, the country will progress further’
Rijiju said that there are six recognized minority communities in India, of which Muslims have the largest population. He told that the number of Parsi community is decreasing, hence the government started ‘Jio Parsi’ program so that this community does not disappear. He said, ‘It is the responsibility of the government to think about small communities also.’ The Union Minister said that Hindus and Muslims are two big communities in India, and if both the communities come together for the development of the country, then all other communities will also move forward in this journey. He said that Jamia University has always been giving the message of positive thinking and unity and no negative message has ever gone from here.
India will become a developed nation by 2047- Rijiju
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Developed India 2047’, Rijiju said, ‘India is growing at the rate of 7% today while the world is growing at an average pace of 2%. The way the country is progressing, we are confident that India will become a developed nation by 2047.
Regret of not learning Urdu language – Union Minister
At the end of his speech, Rijiju said that he now realizes that not learning Urdu was a shortcoming. He said, ‘If I had learned Urdu, I would have been writing poetry among you today. There is no other language in the world as beautiful as Urdu. Recalling the historical legacy of Jamia, he said that ‘the foundation of Jamia University was laid due to great people like Mahatma Gandhi, Tagore, Sarojini Naidu and Maulana Mohammad Ali Johar. Jamia will always have a special place in my heart.