Prayagraj, 6 July (HS): Mukhtar

Abbas Naqvi, a former Union Minister and senior BJP leader, called for a

national debate on secularism's political abuse on Sunday. He also claimed that

the phrases secularism and socialism were not included in the Constitution's

original preamble, despite the fact that India has always been both secular and

socialist.

Naqvi

had come to Prayagraj to attend the Muharram celebrations at his hometown of

Bhadari. Following independence, Pakistan raised the Islamic banner, whilst

India pursued the 'Sarv Dharma Sambhav' route.

This demonstrates the values, culture, and thinking of the majority of

India's population. Because the phrases secularism and socialism did not appear

in the original Constitution.

Regardless, India has always been a secular and socialist country,

according to the BJP politician.

During the 1976 Emergency, political greed motivated

the incorporation of secularism and socialism into the Constitution by

undermining its fundamental character. Naqvi proposed a public debate on the

political exploitation of secularism. He also criticised Pakistan, stating,

Made in Islamabad terror toys are proving terrible for the tenets of

Islam and a tragedy for Islamabad. Speaking to reporters, Naqvi stated

that the bravehearts of the Indian armed forces demolished, wrecked, and deconstructed

terrorism's domain, inflicting a penalty that will be remembered for years by

terror toy producers. He emphasised that the Narendra Modi administration is

continuing the magnificent path of excellent governance with consistency and

dedication to iqbal (authority), imaan (integrity), and insaaf (justice).

For the first time since Independence, a

non-Congress administration at the Centre is setting records for good

governance and success on all fronts, all while being stable, and all without

the assistance or participation of the Congress. This is why the feudal clan is frustrated and

furious, according to the BJP leader.

Naqvi attacked the Congress and the Samajwadi Party,

claiming that they are involved in a deception campaign, but that the people

are continuously overcoming their arrogance on the political stage. The cause

for this frustrated fraternity's failings is their folly in viewing democracy

as a Disneyland of the defaulter dynasty, he stated.

Former Union ministers also said that Prime Minister

Modi, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and any BJP-ruled state had

never discriminated against Muslims in terms of development, despite the fact

that most Muslims had been hesitant to vote for the BJP for a long time. The

time has come to end this culture of intolerance and untouchability against the

BJP. The BJP represents the reality of

the country, and disregarding it is detrimental to both the country and

Muslims. We'll have to put a trust

shutter over the gutter of dread and bewilderment, he said. According to Naqvi,

India is currently experiencing a golden age of constitutional changes and

inclusive empowerment for the welfare and prosperity of its people.

We must be wary of the communal infection caused by

the so-called pseudo-secular syndicate, who have a history of playing

communalism while wearing the cloak of secularism. Those seeking to become

feudal without fiefdom and landlords without land are attempting to portray the

BJP as a villain in order to prevent Muslims from participating in mainstream

political and development processes, according to Naqvi. He further stated that

every reform implemented by the Modi government ensures constitutional

protection of religious faiths and a commitment to reforming the administrative

system. On the impending Bihar Assembly elections, Naqvi stated that those

expressing concerns about the electoral process have understood that their

swarm of stopgaps would be eliminated and will fail to overcome the mountain of

public mandate.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi