In a powerful address during the National Education Day and Minorities Welfare Day celebrations, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy emphasized the contrasting ideologies of Prime Minister Modi and the Gandhi family. He advocated for unity and minority representation.
During a recent event in Hyderabad, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy drew sharp distinctions between the philosophies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Gandhi family. Speaking on the occasion of National Education Day and Minorities Welfare Day, he asserted that while Modi’s ideology is rooted in division, the Gandhi lineage is committed to the unity of the nation.
Addressing the pressing issue of minority representation in the state’s Cabinet, Mr. Reddy noted the absence of a Muslim MLA as a significant factor. This lack of representation, he argued, necessitates a proactive approach from the Congress government. To bridge this gap, he highlighted initiatives such as appointing senior leader Shabbir Ali as an Advisor to the government with Cabinet rank. Additionally, journalist Aamir Ali Khan was appointed as an MLC, reflecting the government’s commitment to include minorities in significant roles.
The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of viewing Muslims not just as vote banks but as integral members of the community. He referred to Hindus and Muslims as the “two eyes” of the state government, reinforcing the idea that both communities are essential for the progress of Telangana. Mr. Reddy encouraged the minority population to support the Congress party during the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections, promising that Congress prioritizes the welfare of all, regardless of religious affiliations.
In honoring the legacy of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Education Minister of independent India, the Chief Minister spoke highly of his contributions to the educational landscape of the country. He credited Azad with laying down the foundational roads of development in Indian education. Mr. Reddy claimed that the global recognition of India's human resources is a testament to the robust education system constructed under Azad’s guidance.
Mr. Reddy’s address also included the launch of the TGMREIS website and an online Integrated Command Centre, both aimed at enhancing educational resources for minorities. His administration has undertaken critical steps to ensure minority representation by including them in various corporations and within the Chief Minister’s Office for the first time since Y.S. Rajashekhara Reddy’s tenure.
As he concluded, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy reiterated his commitment to the principles of unity and inclusivity, and he advocated for a collaborative approach that recognizes and nurtures the contributions of all communities in Telangana. Through these initiatives and a focus on minority rights, he aims to foster a more equitable and just society in the state.
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