Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday said the exconvenience of the former image of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru from the poster released by the UI Ministry of Education to mark the 75th year Indian independence showed the “narrow mindset” center, and asked the union government why it was “Hate” so much Nehru.
Raut, in his weekly column ‘Rokthok’ in Sena Counsel Saamana, said the Indian Historical Research Council (ICHR), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Education, has excluded the pictures of Nehru and Maulana Abul Kalam Azad from his poster, and the guess that it is an action ” political protection “.
“Those who do not have participation in the struggle for freedom and create history to distance one of the heroes from the struggle of independence.
This action, which is done because of political revenge, not good and shows their narrow mindset.
This is the insults of each and every Freedom Fighter,” Raut claims.
One can have a difference in Nehru’s policy after independence, but no one can deny his contribution to the struggle for freedom, said Rajya Sabha’s member, which is the executive editor of Saamana.
“What did Nehru have done to hate it? In fact, the institutions that he built are now sold to make the Indian economy move,” said Raught, while referring to the national monetization pipeline (recently claimed by the center), and claimed it was due to “vision The long term “Nehru that the country was saved from economic destruction.
Raut, whose breeding of power with NCP and Congress in Maharashtra, said Minister Tamil Nadu MK Stalin recently made a decision not to issue images of former CMS JayaLalitha and Ek Palaniswami from free distributed school bags for children in the south country.
“If he (Stalin) can show political maturity, why do you really hate Nehru? You owe the answer to the nation,” said Shiv Sena’s interpreter, without naming BJP.
The criticism of the mod to the President of the Congress of Sonia Gandhi and the party leader Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra could be understood, he said, claiming that the center made public hatred by changing the name Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award.
“You cannot destroy the eternal contribution of Nehru and (former Prime Minister) Indira Gandhi in the nation’s development.
Those who deny the contribution of Nehru will be called historical criminals,” said Raut further.