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‘Secular’ leaders are stoking the fire of fundamentalism before the consecration of Ram temple.

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The upcoming consecration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya has generated an atmosphere of jubilation and festivity across the country. People from diverse communities are sharing in this celebration, signifying a unifying moment in our nation’s history. However, amidst this joyous occasion, there have been concerning instances of divisive rhetoric and inflammatory statements by certain leaders, which threaten the spirit of unity and harmony.

It is disheartening to note that amid the collective happiness, there are individuals who are attempting to sow seeds of discord and communal tension. Reports of fundamentalist leaders, under the guise of secularism, making provocative remarks aimed at stoking fear and apprehension among communities are distressing. Such actions not only undermine the essence of communal harmony but also pose a threat to the peaceful coexistence that our diverse nation prides itself on.

One such instance is the recent remarks made by Ittehad-e-Millat Council chief Maulana Tauqeer Raza, questioning the Supreme Court’s decision on the Ram Temple and expressing concerns about the Muslim community’s sentiments. While everyone is entitled to their opinions and concerns, it is crucial to address these issues through dialogue and mutual understanding rather than through incendiary statements that exacerbate tensions.

The consecration of the Ram temple is a significant moment for millions of people who hold it dear to their hearts. It represents the fulfillment of a long-standing aspiration and symbolizes cultural and religious significance for many. However, this historic event should not be a cause for division or fear among communities. It should serve as an opportunity to foster unity, mutual respect, and understanding among all citizens, irrespective of their faith or background.

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