PM Narendra Modi says Dadri lynching ‘unfortunate’, accuses Opposition of political polarisation
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday broke his silence on the incidents that stirred controversies of late, saying the Bharatiya Janata Party does not support such events.
Talking to a newspaper, the PM described the lynching of a man in Dadri and cancellation of a concert by Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali as unfortunate.
The Opposition is accusing the BJP of communalism but aren’t they playing politics of polarisation, asked the PM.
A man was brutally killed in Bisada village in Dadri in Uttar Pradesh, not far from the Indian capital, on suspicion that he consumed beef after killing a cow last month.
Around 10 days after the Dadri lunching, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, without taking any names or even alluding to the killing, had urged people to follow President Pranab Mukherjee’s appeal on upholding core civilisational values of diversity, tolerance and plurality.
In another incident, BJP’s ally Shiv Sena opposed Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali’s concert in Mumbai.
The Opposition had been demanding that the PM should break his silence on these issues.
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Source:Zeenews
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