NEW DELHI: Social Services Organizations and Human Rights Defenders must strongly condemn political and terrorism violence as apathy on this problem confusing “fundamentalism”, Arun Kumar Mishra NHRC seat (RetD) said on Tuesday.
In his speech during the event in Vigyan Bhawan here to mark the day of the National Human Rights Foundation (NHRC), he also underlined that it has become very common for external forces to raise false charges against India from human rights violations and this should be resisted.
Noting that a large number of people have lost their lives for political violence globally in the last century, he said it was very unfortunate that political violence had “still did not stop” in the country and abroad.
The event was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Minister of Houses Amit Shah and other officials.
“India has the spirit of ‘Sarvadharma Sambhav (Harmony of Religion).
Everyone has the freedom to build temples or mosques or churches.
But in many countries, such freedom is not there,” said NHRC’s head.
Approve that humans were bent by destroying humanity, he said, in the 20th century a large number of people had died of political violence globally.
“It is unfortunate that political violence still has not stopped in the country and abroad (‘Dish-videsh Mey Rajnititik Hinsa Aaj Bhi Samapt Nahin Hui Hai’),” he said.
The NHRC chairman also said that “innocent people can’t be glorified”.
“Calling …
terrorists, Freedom Fighters inappropriate, (‘Aise …
Aatankwadiyon Ko Swatantra Senani gets Anuchit Hai’),” he said, without describing.
“Social Services Organizations and Human Rights Defenders must greatly condemn political violence and terrorism.
Relying on this issue, imitating fundamentalism and history will never forgive us for this,” Mishra said.
Time has arrived, when “we must conflictly” and at least raise the sound of this violence, he said.
In his speech, he also stressed that “tireless efforts” Minister of Home Affairs Shah to foster a peaceful situation in Jammu and Kashmir, and northeast, has “delivered a new age”.
India has emerged as a strong entity at the global level and it has received recognition as a new force, and will be credited to people in India, the constitutional system and state leadership, he said.
NHRC worked for the past 28 years even though in many countries strong, such institutions have not been established, said the head panel.
Nearly one-sixth of the world population is in India.
India has a democratic system, and resolves every problem in a peaceful and legitimate way, he said.
Mishra said the press, the media and the media world had been given freedom in this country, which was in the obligations of constitutional tasks and human responsibilities.
“But no one has the freedom to destroy the prestige of the republican fundamental pillars, justice, through insulting behavior, and there is nothing to give this freedom,” he said.