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Hindu religious texts to be taught in MP govt schools; CM issues warning

Addressing a programme, Chouhan said ancient Hindu epics are invaluable holy texts and they help in building moral character of human beings.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said Hindu religious scriptures will be taught to students in government schools and issued a warning to those trying to insult these revered texts, saying their acts will not be tolerated.
The senior BJP leader's warning came in the backdrop of controversial statements made on the Ramcharitmanas, a Hindu religious book based on the Ramayan, by some political leaders in the last few days.
Addressing a programme, Chouhan said ancient Hindu epics are invaluable holy texts and they help in building moral character of human beings.
&ldquo;The Ramayan, the Mahabharat, the Vedas, the Upnishads, the Bhagwad Gita are our invaluable scriptures. These texts have the ability to make a human being moral and complete. We will also (along with other subjects) teach these religious books in government schools. Why not study them?&rdquo; he said.
The Chief Minister lauded 16th century bhakti poet Tulsidas for writing an epic like Ramcharitmanas.
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Not all are riot driven: SC on rejecting plea to regulate religious processions

Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud asked the petitioner to not portray all religious processions as source of riots saying that "the top court cannot be dragged into every law and order, which is under the state."

Saying that not all religious processions cause riots, the Supreme Court on Friday rejected a plea that demanded regulation of religious processions across the country.
Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud asked the petitioner to not portray all religious processions as source of riots saying that "the top court cannot be dragged into every law and order, which is under the state."
An NGO named 'Citizens for Justice and Peace' sought action against religious processions claiming they propagate use of weapons such as swords, and also questioned the mechanism of permission for holding these events during festivals.
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CJI , as per Bar and Bench, said prayers are not judicially manageable and if a permission is wrong, it can be challenged before the high court under article 266.
"Prayers seek a roving writ of mandamus, and law and order falls within the ambit of the state," CJI added
Petitioner also claimed that authorities do away with their responsibilites which eventually causes a "series of riots."
In response, CJI Chandrachud said the country is diverse and one need not portray that religious festivals are the time for riots.
He reiterated that conditions in one part are different from other parts of the country.

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