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Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday said "liberal Leftists" should not teach democracy, secularism and human rights to the BJP-led government and asked if they had ever talked about human rights of victims of terrorism and extremist violence.
Kevadia: Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday said "liberal Leftists" should not teach democracy, secularism and human rights to the BJP-led government and asked if they had ever talked about human rights of victims of terrorism and extremist violence.
These days a lot of people are saying that they will not show any document or paper. Fine!
But the same set of people will ask for all evidences and proof from Lord Ram to prove that he was born in Ayodhya. #IndiaIdeasConclave pic.twitter.com/ZkOlcx82ZUAlso Read | People paying price for giving power to insensitive, shortsighted leaders: Chidambaram on Delhi violence
— Ravi Shankar Prasad (@rsprasad) February 29, 2020
"I would like to tell my liberal leftist friends - defeat us and form your own government. You do not teach us secularism, inclusion and human rights. Have you ever talked about the human rights of victims of terrorism and extremist violence? Never," he said at the India Ideas Conclave here.
Much before the concept of nation state emerged Indians had shared common cultural and civilizational values. #IndiaIdeasConclave pic.twitter.com/LPiusu3fww
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— Ravi Shankar Prasad (@rsprasad) February 29, 2020
He also took a dig at those who have expressed reservations over National Population Register (NPR) and accused them of hypocrisy. "Some people say they will not show any document. It is fine. But they ask for evidence that Ram Lalla was born in Ayodhya in spite of the fact that the world has been believing it for thousands of years. This is duplicity, hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty," he said.
The theme of the sixth edition of India Ideas conclave, organised by India Foundation, is `New India: Turning to Roots, Rising to Heights'. (ANI)