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Over 100 former bureaucrats have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a hope that he will call for an end to what they termed as 'politics of hate' allegedly practised 'assiduously' by governments under BJP's control.
In an open letter, they said 'we are witnessing a frenzy of hate filled destruction in the country where at the sacrificial altar are not just Muslims and members of the other minority communities but the Constitution itself'.
Former Lt Governor of Delhi Najeeb Jung, former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon, ex-foreign secretary Sujatha Singh, former home secretary GK Pillai and former prime minister Manmohan Singh's principal secretary T K A Nair are among the 108 signatories to the letter.
As former civil servants, it is not normally our want to express ourselves in such extreme terms, but the relentless pace at which the constitutional edifice created by our founding fathers is being destroyed compels us to speak out and express our anger and anguish, the letter said.
The escalation of hate violence against the minority communities, particularly Muslims, in the last few years and months across several states - Assam, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, all states in which the BJP is in power, barring Delhi (where the union government controls the police) - has acquired a frightening new dimension, it said.
The former bureaucrats said they believe that the threat is unprecedented and at stake is not just constitutional morality and conduct; it is that the unique syncretic social fabric, "which is our greatest civilizational inheritance and which our Constitution is so meticulously designed to conserve, is likely to be torn apart".
"Your silence, in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening," the letter said.
"We appeal to your conscience, taking heart from your promise of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas'," it said.
"It is our fond hope that in this year of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav', rising above partisan considerations, you will call for an end to the politics of hate that governments under your party's control are so assiduously practising,"

Ex-bureaucrats write to PM Modi: 'your silence is deafening'

Over 100 former bureaucrats have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a hope that he will call for an end to what they termed as 'politics of hate'. 

Caption: Ex-bureaucrats write to PM
VO: Over 100 former bureaucrats have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a hope that he will call for an end to what they termed as 'politics of hate' allegedly practised 'assiduously' by governments under BJP's control.
VO: In an open letter, they said the country is witnessing a frenzy of hate filled destruction in the country where at the sacrificial altar are not just Muslims and members of the other minority communities but the Constitution itself'.
VO: Former Lt Governor of Delhi Najeeb Jung, former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon, ex-foreign secretary Sujatha Singh, former home secretary GK Pillai and former prime minister Manmohan Singh's principal secretary T K A Nair are among the 108 signatories to the letter.
VO: The escalation of hate violence against the minority communities, particularly Muslims, in the last few years and months across several states - Assam, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, all states in which the BJP is in power, barring Delhi, where the union government controls the police, has acquired a frightening new dimension, it said.
VO: The letter said that the,&nbsp;PM's&nbsp;silence ,in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening'.
VO: The former bureaucrats appealed to PM Modi's&nbsp;conscience and wrote that they hope&nbsp;in this year of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav',&nbsp;he will call for an end to the politics of hate that governments under his party's control are so assiduously practising.&nbsp;
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'Witnessing a frenzy of hate filled destruction where at the sacrificial altar are not just Muslims, other minority communities but the Constitution itself'
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Former Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung, ex-NSA Shivshankar Menon, ex-foreign secretary Sujatha Singh, ex-home secretary GK Pillai among the 108 signatories
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'Escalation of violence against minorities, particularly Muslims, in the last few years and months across several states has acquired a frightening new dimension'
Ex-bureaucrats to PM
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'Your silence, in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening'
Ex-bureaucrats to PM
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'We appeal to your conscience, taking heart from your promise of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas'
Ex-bureaucrats to PM
'Our fond hope that you will call for an end to the politics of hate that govts under your party's control are so assiduously practising'
Ex-bureaucrats to PM
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Former Lt Governor of Delhi Najeeb Jung, former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon, ex-foreign secretary Sujatha Singh,&nbsp;and former prime minister Manmohan Singh's principal secretary TKA Nair are among the 108 signatories to the letter.

Over 100 former bureaucrats have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a hope that he will call for an end to what they termed as 'politics of hate' allegedly practised 'assiduously' by governments under BJP's control.
In an open letter, they said 'we are witnessing a frenzy of hate filled destruction in the country where at the sacrificial altar are not just Muslims and members of the other minority communities but the Constitution itself'.
Former Lt Governor of Delhi Najeeb Jung, former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon, ex-foreign secretary Sujatha Singh, former home secretary GK Pillai and former prime minister Manmohan Singh's principal secretary T K A Nair are among the 108 signatories to the letter.
As former civil servants, it is not normally our want to express ourselves in such extreme terms, but the relentless pace at which the constitutional edifice created by our founding fathers is being destroyed compels us to speak out and express our anger and anguish, the letter said.
The escalation of hate violence against the minority communities, particularly Muslims, in the last few years and months across several states - Assam, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, all states in which the BJP is in power, barring Delhi (where the union government controls the police) - has acquired a frightening new dimension, it said.
The former bureaucrats said they believe that the threat is unprecedented and at stake is not just constitutional morality and conduct; it is that the unique syncretic social fabric, "which is our greatest civilizational inheritance and which our Constitution is so meticulously designed to conserve, is likely to be torn apart".
"Your silence, in the face of this enormous societal threat, is deafening," the letter said.
"We appeal to your conscience, taking heart from your promise of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas'," it said.
"It is our fond hope that in this year of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav', rising above partisan considerations, you will call for an end to the politics of hate that governments under your party's control are so assiduously practising,"
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Amid outrage over hate speeches and calls for violence against Muslims at Haridwar Dharam Sansad, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu has sent a strong message on secularism.
Venkaiah Naidu on Monday expressed his strong disapproval of attempts to ridicule other religions and create dissensions in the society. He said that every person has the right to practice and preach his or her faith in the country.
"Practice your religion but don't abuse and indulge in hate speech and writings," the Vice President said at an event organised to mark the 150th death anniversary of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara in Kerala's Kottayam. Saint Kuriakose was a spiritual leader and social reformer from the Kerala Catholic community.
Observing that hate speeches and writings are against culture, heritage, traditions, constitutional rights and ethos, Naidu said secularism is in the blood of every Indian and the country is respected world-over for its culture and heritage.
In this context, the Vice President called for strengthening the Indian value system, an official statement said.
The Vice President said community service must be made compulsory for students studying in government as well as private schools as it would help them to develop an attitude of sharing and caring in their interaction with others.

Amid Haridwar hate speech row, Vice President Naidu's strong message on secularism

Amid row over hate speeches at Haridwar Dharam Sansad, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu has sent out a strong message on secularism

Amid outrage over hate speeches and calls for violence against Muslims at Haridwar Dharam Sansad, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu has sent a strong message.
Venkaiah Naidu on Monday expressed his strong disapproval of attempts to ridicule other religions and create dissensions in society. He said that every person has the right to practice and preach his or her faith in the country.
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"Practice your religion but don't abuse and indulge in hate speech and writings," the Vice President said at an event organised to mark the 150th death anniversary of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara in Kerala's Kottayam.
Saint Kuriakose was a spiritual leader and social reformer from the Kerala Catholic community.
Observing that hate speeches and writings are against culture, heritage, traditions, constitutional rights and ethos, Naidu said ((QUOTE GFX))&nbsp;secularism is in the blood of every Indian and the country is respected world-over for its culture and heritage.

"Practice your religion but don't abuse and indulge in hate speech and writings," Vice President Venkaiah&nbsp;Naidu said

Amid outrage over hate speeches and calls for violence against Muslims at Haridwar Dharam Sansad, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu has sent a strong message on secularism.
Venkaiah Naidu on Monday expressed his strong disapproval of attempts to ridicule other religions and create dissensions in society. He said that every person has the right to practice and preach his or her faith in the country.
"Practice your religion but don't abuse and indulge in hate speech and writings," the Vice President said at an event organised to mark the 150th death anniversary of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara in Kerala's Kottayam. Saint Kuriakose was a spiritual leader and social reformer from the Kerala Catholic community.
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Observing that hate speeches and writings are against culture, heritage, traditions, constitutional rights and ethos, Naidu said secularism is in the blood of every Indian and the country is respected world-over for its culture and heritage.
In this context, the Vice President called for strengthening the Indian value system, an official statement said.
The Vice President said community service must be made compulsory for students studying in government as well as private schools as it would help them to develop an attitude of sharing and caring in their interaction with others.

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