Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections | We don’t treat people based on their religion, says PM Modi
The Hindu
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BJP leader and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday insisted that his government does not differentiate between people on the basis of their faith and religion. “We are for Indians and not for any particular caste or religion. We rescued nurses abducted in Iraq. We rescued Rev. Fr. Alexis Premkumar from his abductors in Afghanistan and Rev. Fr. Tom from his abductors in Yemen. When I personally called Fr. Alexis’s sister to inform her that he was safe even after being a hostage for 18 months, she could not believe it. We don’t treat people based on their faith or religion,” he said at an election meeting in Kanniyakumar, a district with considerable Christian population. Being Good Friday, he recalled the sacrifices and services of Jesus Christ for the poor.
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