Not believing in Lord Ram is an insult to Constitution: Dhankhar


Jaipur, Jan 12 (IANS): Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday said that not believing in Lord Ram is an insult to the Constitution as there is mention of Ram Temple in the Constitution as well.

“Those who do not believe in Lord Ram are insulting the Constitution. Ram Temple is mentioned in the Constitution. If we look at the Constitution, the photos of Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman are hidden,” the Vice President said while addressing a gathering on occasion of World Electropathy Day in Rajasthan’s International Center Auditorium.

On newly elected Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, the Vice President said that the future of Rajasthan is in safe hands today.

“When I came to Rajasthan during the previous government, my helicopter was not allowed to land. The incumbent Deputy Chief Minister Prem Chand Bairwa asked the District Collector to give us the permission for landing,” the Vice President said.

The Vice President was in Rajasthan to attend the seminar on World Electropathy Day which was titled 'Ehrenalsemi 2024'.

 

  

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  • Harish Hegse, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 15 2024

    my helicopter was not allowed to land. Hey what do you mean by my helicopter??? You are a public servant don't forget and it is our money you are enjoying.

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  • vishnu bhat, bangalore

    Sun, Jan 14 2024

    how do we get so many such creeps nowadays in such positions?

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  • Don, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 14 2024

    It is hard to believe that this is the VP of this great republic of India speaking or perhaps was he misquoted?

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  • SAN, Mangaluru

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    Does the constitution has anything mentioned about minority appeasement??

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  • Dinesh, Udupi

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    I never expect this statement from VP. It smells RSS hindutwa... Constitution and religions cannot be mixed together,

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    Which article of the constitution and which part of it?! Jagdeep Dhakkan has not given reference from the constitution Right to practice, propagate, print and accept any religion or faith is specified in Article 25 of the constitution.

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    The Constitution does not have a religious test or religious requirement for Indian citizens. Does Dhankar claim the Constitution require Saivaites to believe in Ram?

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  • Gautam Das, Bangalore

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    Right to freedom to choose any religion is the constitutional right. Constitution doesn’t advertise for any religion, deity or God rather it protects the rights of those who worship any Gods of one’s choice and protects the rights of also those who do not believe in any gods and goddesses. Dhankar should read the constitution with open eyes and not with closed blind eyes.

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  • Raj, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 13 2024

    Dhankar ignorance is staggering. The Constitution does not have religious test or a religious requirement.

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