New Delhi. PM Narendra Modi addressed the nation on the 78th Independence Day of the country. Modi focused his speech on women, youth, farmers and soldiers. He also discussed the road map of developed India. During this, PM Modi also hinted at bringing a uniform civil code. Addressing the countrymen from the ramparts of the Red Fort, Modi said that there is a discussion going on about a uniform civil code in our country. The Supreme Court of the country is also asking us for a uniform civil code and this was also the dream of the makers of the Constitution of the country. Modi said that there can be no place in the country for laws that divide the country on the basis of religion, which cause high and low. We have spent 75 years in a communal civil code, now we have to move towards a secular civil code.
#WATCH PM Narendra Modi says, “Supreme Court has held discussions regarding Uniform Civil Code again and again, it has given orders several times. A large section of the country believes – and it is true, that the Civil Code that we are living with is actually a Communal Civil… pic.twitter.com/0JZc6EpbVn
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Modi also said on this occasion that there are some people who cannot see progress. There are some people who cannot see the good of India. Unless they are benefited, they cannot see the good of anyone. He said that these are people drowned in the pit of despair. When perversion grows in the lap of such people, it becomes the cause of destruction. It takes the path of anarchy. This causes a huge loss. Modi said that that is why perversion is growing in the lap of such scattered elements. This perversion is dreaming of destruction. The country will have to understand this. He also said that as our attention increases, the challenges are going to increase. Modi also said that I want to tell such powers that India’s development will not bring crisis for anyone. Even when we were prosperous in the world, we did not give war to the world. PM Modi also expressed concern over the situation in Bangladesh. He said that whatever has happened in Bangladesh. Being a neighboring country, we are concerned about the situation.
#WATCH PM Narendra Modi says, “As a neighboring country, I can understand the concern regarding whatever has happened in Bangladesh. I hope that the situation there gets normal at the earliest. The concerns of 140 crore countrymen to ensure the safety of Hindus and minorities… pic.twitter.com/R7ldy91uP9
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Modi said that we hope that the situation there will soon become normal. Along with this, the safety of the Hindus and minorities there should be ensured. Our neighboring countries should walk on the path of happiness and peace. We are dedicated to peace. We will always be well-wishers of Bangladesh in its development journey in the coming days. We are people who think for the humanity. In this way, Modi clearly told Bangladesh that it will have to provide security to the Hindu community under all circumstances.
