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Home » Not Indian culture to denigrate any religion: VP Naidu
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Not Indian culture to denigrate any religion: VP Naidu

NT BureauBy NT BureauJuly 16, 2022No Comments
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Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday cautioned against forces and vested interests that are threatening the nation’s peace and integrity through a divisive agenda.

Stressing that it is ‘not Indian culture to denigrate any culture, religion or language’, he called upon every citizen to take responsibility to thwart such attempts to weaken India, unite and guard the nation’s interests.

The Vice President underscored that India’s civilisational values teach respect and tolerance towards all cultures and sporadic incidents cannot undermine India’s secular ethos.

Decrying attempts made to diminish India’s image on the international stage, Naidu reiterated that India’s parliamentary democracy and pluralistic values are a model to emulate for the world.

Releasing a book on the life journey of freedom fighter and journalist Damaraju Pundarikakshudu in Vijayawada today, Naidu said that ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ gives us an opportunity to recall the many sacrifices made by our leaders and freedom fighters during the freedom struggle.

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday cautioned against forces and vested interests that are threatening the nation's peace and integrity through a divisive agenda.
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