New Delhi: The government on Friday slamed the event organized by the American Muslim Council (IAmc), where former Vice President Hamid Ansari and four members of the US parliament had expressed concern about the human rights situation in India, saying that the claim did not enter Sense and Indian.
Don’t need “certification” from other people.
MEA said India was a dynamic democracy and that the track record of the event organizers was also known as the bias and political interests of the participants.
“We have seen reports about this event.
India is a strong and vibrant democracy.
It does not require certification from others.” Claims that other people need to protect our Constitution are “arrogant and unreasonable”, said Arindam spokesman Bagchi.
During the event, Ansari said, “The emergence of trends and practices that refute the principles of established civilian nationalism and direct the practice of new and imaginary cultural nationalism”.
BJP and Union ministers attacked former vice president, also a former diplomat, for his remarks.
Democrat Senator Ed Markay, who has a history of taking anti-India stands, said, “When the Indian government continues to target minority religious practices, it creates an atmosphere where discrimination and violence can be rooted.
In the past few years, we have seen uptick in speeches.
Online hatred and hatred actions, including mosques damaged, burned churches, and communal violence.
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