Shivraj Singh spoke on the question of removing socialism and secular word from Indian Constitution

Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh advocated to end the changes in the Constitution during the completion of 50 years of the emergency in the country. He said that the spirit of socialism and secular is already vested in Indian culture. In such a situation, these words are not needed in the Constitution. Shivraj said that thoughts should be made necessary to remove both these words from the Constitution.

Shivraj was asked that there is talk of removing socialism and secular word from the Indian Constitution, what do you have to say on this? In response, he cited ancient texts and said that the emotions contained in both words are already part of Indian culture. Thoughts must be made to remove these words from the Constitution.

What did Shivraj say?

Shivraj Singh said, “At first I want to say that Baba is sitting on the land of Vishwanath. India is a very ancient and great nation and the original sense of India is Sarvadharma harmony. It is India who said” Ekam Sadwipra is not a thousand years ago, “Truth is a scholar in different ways. Scholars say it in different ways. Also went to Chicago and said that after some way, the Supreme Father will not have the origin of our culture.

What did you say on socialism?

Shivraj Singh said, “The self -respecting all of the socialism is the basic idea of ​​India,” And so there is no need for socialism here.

Shivraj remembered the time of emergency

In Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Shivraj Singh recalled the time of the Emergency, “I saw such inhuman atrocities in jail. It was such a black era of democracy that I am still surprised that this was really happened. How can someone commit such a great sin and injustice?” Shivraj told that he was 16 years old during the Emergency and studied in school. He used to distribute slips against the Emergency. One day the police had also arrested him and was lodged in Bhopal Central Jail.