Actor and activist Prakash Raj has made a passionate plea for unity and secularism ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, sharply criticising Prime Minister Modi's rhetoric. Raj expressed deep concern over what he perceives as a divisive approach, particularly referencing past remarks by Manmohan Singh. "What is that hatred he has?"
Raj questioned, suggesting the PM "stoops down" by narrowing discussions about minorities to just one community. He stressed that India's rich identity isn't rooted in communal hatred, boldly stating the Prime Minister should apologise.
With the nation heading to the polls, Raj urged citizens to think carefully about their representatives. He offered glowing praise for Shashi Tharoor, describing him as a "Statesman," an eloquent orator, and "the most secular parliamentarian" he’s ever encountered. Raj also delivered a heartfelt message to Left parties, questioning why secular forces would fight amongst themselves, risking a victory for "non-secular" elements
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