Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin strongly denounced attacks on minorities, stating that such actions are intolerable in a democratic society. He emphasized the collective responsibility of those in power and society to combat divisive groups effectively. CM Stalin highlighted the importance of ensuring minorities can live without fear as a measure of the majority community’s moral character.
Recent incidents in various parts of the country, including Manipur, Jabalpur, and Raipur, have raised concerns for CM Stalin. He expressed alarm over the rise in hate speech against minorities, citing a reported 74% increase since the Bharatiya Janata Party came to power at the Centre. The Chief Minister warned that unchecked hate could jeopardize national harmony and unity.
CM Stalin stressed the need to address extremist groups firmly and uphold law and order to protect constitutional values. He underscored the significance of maintaining social harmony and pluralism, emphasizing that every citizen should support peaceful coexistence. The Chief Minister concluded by reaffirming that India’s unity hinges on mutual respect, equality, and the freedom for all citizens to live with dignity, regardless of their background.
