Urging India to “protect and guarantee fundamental rights of every citizen”, Bangladesh Education Minister Dipu Moni on Saturday mentioned that “unbiased application of the provisions of the Constitution on freedom of religion and freedom to manage religious affairs” will convey peace and sustainability.
Addressing a conclave in Bengaluru, Moni additionally referred to as for cover of minorities in India. “It is applicable for all our countries,” she added.
Moni was addressing a session titled ‘India@2047’ on the India Ideas Conclave, organized by India Foundation, a think-tank working intently with BJP and RSS.
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“For India to emerge as one of the respected global powers, it has to realize the dreams of the founding fathers as enunciated in the Constitution,” Moni mentioned. “Protecting and guaranteeing fundamental rights of citizens can set the stage for India to unleash the potential of its citizens, in particular people belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBCs and women from all sections of the society.”
Moni mentioned, “(The) social stratification unique to India will not only deprive the weaker sections but (will) also allow divisive policies and approaches. Stating that protection of interest of minorities of all nature — including minorities with a distinct language and culture — can “help deter tension and avoid sectarian violence”, Moni mentioned “this is applicable for all countries”.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
