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New Delhi: During the Independence Day celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his concern about nepotism and casteism in politics. The Prime Minister appealed to the countrymen and said that new people should get opportunities in politics whose families do not have any political background. Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about bringing forward one lakh such youth to save political parties from nepotism.
PM Modi made this appeal to the youth
He said that these one lakh youth should come from such families which have no connection with politics. The Prime Minister said that such one lakh people, fresh blood should come to the Gram Panchayat, Nagar Palika, Zila Parishad, Vidhan Sabha or Lok Sabha. Before this, their family should not have any political history, such fresh people should come into politics.
PM Modi spoke on nepotism, casteism
In his address from the Red Fort, the Prime Minister said, I always say one concern that nepotism, casteism is causing a lot of damage to the democracy of India. We have to free the country’s politics from nepotism and casteism. The Prime Minister said that one of the missions is that we want to bring forward one lakh such youth as people’s representatives in political life as soon as possible, we want to bring forward such youth whose family has no political background, whose parents, siblings, uncles etc. have not been in politics. No one has been in politics in any generation.
PM Modi explained the reason
On this occasion, the Prime Minister said that it is not necessary that such youth should join only one party, they should join the party they like. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that this will bring freedom from nepotism, freedom from casteism. Democracy will prosper. The Prime Minister said that the country should decide that in the coming days, one lakh such youth whose family has no remote connection with politics will be taken into politics. This will bring new thinking, new power and democracy will be strengthened.
PM Modi said- ‘Civil Code is the need of the hour’, Amit Shah has also given guarantee, know when UCC will be implemented
In his address from the Red Fort on the occasion of Independence Day, PM Modi said that implementing a secular civil code and abolishing the discriminatory communal civil code is the need of the hour. He said, “In our country, the Supreme Court has repeatedly discussed about UCC, has given orders many times. Because a large section of the country believes that the civil code with which we are living. That civil code is really a communal and discriminatory civil code.”
PM Modi said, “I believe that there should be a serious discussion in the country on this (Uniform Civil Code). Everyone should bring their views. The laws which divide the country on the basis of religion. Become the reason for high and low. Those laws cannot have any place in modern society. Now the country demands that there should be a secular civil code in the country.” Amit Shah has already guaranteed that the NDA government will bring a Uniform Civil Code in this term
Amit Shah had given a guarantee during the elections
On May 26, during the election campaign, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said that after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) comes to power, the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will be implemented for the whole country within the next five years after extensive consultations with all parties. He had said, “Uniform Civil Code is a responsibility that has been left by our constitution makers on our Parliament and the state assemblies of our country since independence. The guiding principles that the Constituent Assembly had set for us include the Uniform Civil Code. And even at that time, legal experts like KM Munshi, Rajendra Babu, Ambedkar ji had said that there should not be a law based on religion inside a secular country. There should be a Uniform Civil Code. ”
Experiment in Uttarakhand
The Union Home Minister had said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has done an experiment in Uttarakhand, because there is a majority government there. However, he had stressed that it is a matter of the states along with the Centre. Shah had said, “I believe that the Uniform Civil Code is a major social, legal and religious reform. The law made by the Uttarakhand government should be socially and legally scrutinised. Religious leaders should also be consulted. What I mean to say is that there should be a wide debate on this and after this wide debate, it should be decided whether to make some changes in the model law made by the Uttarakhand government or not. Because someone will definitely go to the court. The opinion of the judiciary will also come to the fore.”
The civil code will be implemented within five years
He had said, “After that, the legislatures of the country and the Parliament should think seriously about it and yes, a law should definitely be made. That is why we have kept it in our manifesto. The goal of the BJP is to have a uniform civil code for the entire country. When asked if this could happen in the next five years, Shah had said that it will happen within the next five years. He had said, “Five years is enough time.”
