CM asks Pala bishop to rectify remark
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Pinarayi warns of action against divisive rhetoric, debunks narcotic and love jihad theories
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday urged Pala Bishop Mar Joseph Kallarangatt to rectify his incorrect and polarising sermon on a covert ‘narcotic jihad’ campaign by radical Islamists to entrap Catholic and non-Muslim youth with fatally addictive mind-altering drugs.
Mr. Vijayan said the government would be unsparing against those who propagated such false theories. He said Leader of the Opposition V.D. Satheesan had demanded the same. The government would not remain a mute witness to divisive speech. It would crack the whip on inflammatory rhetoric irrespective of the commentator’s social stature.
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