Even State governments are abetting instigation of hatred against minorities: Stalin

Prime Minister MK Stalin, Chennai on Friday, said that the minorities in the country faced an unprecedented crisis.

“We launch programs for every part of the society. However, at national level, hate in several states are provoked. Governments give up this,” he said.

He was talking at the Valenictory of the Centenary Celebrations of the Good Shepherd Monastery. “The noisy behavior of the forces who want to disturb the religious harmony of India does not last long. While at school, you should all develop the quality of treacherous treatment without any caste or religious division,” he said.

In a comment with a political flavor, Mr. Stalin said that students should not look for role models on Instagram. “The reel are not real. Likes and views are not real looting. Play with your work. Pay attention to your health,” he said.

Stalin, “Tamil Nadu will remain as a paradise for equality, you should all grow with these thoughts. So I have to talk about politics and give you such advice even in a school function,” he said.

Mr. Stalin, who called on students to continue to learn after school, said, “AI has created a revolution. But do not think that ‘we should work as AI’. You should use any technology to improve yourself and you should not stop your thinking process. ‘

In the early hours of the day, Mr. Stalin laid the foundation for various projects undertaken by the Hindu Religious and Religious Foundation Department. He launched the renewal of nine temples over 1000 years of age with a cost of 32 crore. In addition, 51 Crore almost opened 14 projects implemented at cost.

The Prime Minister also opened the infrastructure built by Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation and Tamil Nadu Warehouse Corporation for 60 Crore. Rural Development and Panchayat Raj department launched buildings for 104 crore.

In addition, approximately 800 route inspectors to the newly recruited orders and the Ministry of Health for the Medical Services Recruitment Board and Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission submitted to the candidates elected by the commission.