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Divisive politics harmful for the nation: Himachal CM

Virbhadra Singh

Amb: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh has cautioned political leaders not to play divisive politics as it would only harm the harmony and peace in the country.

Veteran politician, while addressing a public meeting at Amb in Una district, today, said several people in the country were playing divisive politics and advised them to refrain from this in the interest of the country.

Virbhadra Singh said secularism is a spirit of the country and that don’t allow partiality on basis of religion, caste and language. He quoted

“Every citizen of the country have right to practice his own religion and the people who want to divide the people of the country on the basis of caste, region and religion were the enemies of the Nation”

The Congress did not believe in politics of caste, region and religion, he said, adding that for us India was one and we all are one and every one could practice his religion as the nation respect all religions alike, the CM further said.

He also rued for degrading political decency now a days and the blame game politics have taken place instead of word of favour or praise.

The Chief Minister said that lot of development had taken place in Amb but there were many in Opposition who could not see it with an open eye and criticise just for the sake of criticism.

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