Since 2014, Union BJP Government's reign has torn apart India's secular fabric, fostering intolerance and endorsing discrimination against our...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin condemned the Union BJP regime on International Day to Combat Islamophobia, urging unity to protect India's secular diversity.
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Since 2014, Union BJP Government's reign has torn apart India's secular fabric, fostering intolerance and endorsing discrimination against our Muslim community. Their implementation of unconstitutional acts like #CAA only serve to legitimise #Islamophobia.
On #InternationalDaytoCombatIslamophobia, let's unite to crush the communal fascism of the BJP regime and rescue #INDIA's diverse spirit from their grip.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin issued a powerful message on the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, calling for united resistance against religious intolerance and communal fascism promoted by the Union BJP government. Stalin asserted that since 2014, the central regime has systematically damaged India's secular fabric by fostering hatred, marginalizing minority citizens, and endorsing institutional discrimination against the Muslim community. He pointed to the pre-election notification of the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act as a calculated step to legitimize Islamophobia and reduce equal constitutional citizenship to religious criteria.
Stalin emphasized that India's strength lies in its pluralistic ethos, linguistic variety, and composite cultural heritage, which must be protected from majoritarian aggression. He reaffirmed that Tamil Nadu stands as an unwavering beacon of communal harmony, social brotherhood, and constitutional secularism under the Dravidian Model. The Chief Minister appealed to all democratic forces and conscientious citizens to unite behind the INDIA coalition to defeat communal fascism and safeguard the republic's diverse spirit.
Stalin concluded by asserting that mutual respect among all faiths remains the bedrock of Indian democracy. He declared that the collective strength of tolerant citizens will prevail over hatred and intolerance in the upcoming elections.