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Goyal’s remarks on Kerala nuns’ harassment shameful, says Kerala CM

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By PTI
KASARAGOD: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday dubbed as “shameful” and “utter lie” Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s dismissal as “wrong” the reviews that two nuns and two postulants belonging to a Kerala-based congregation have been attacked throughout a trainjourney in UP not too long ago.

Vijayan’s response comes a day after the Union Minister had rejected the cost that the nuns and two others have been “attacked” in Jhansi by some Bajrang Dal activists and mentioned the Kerala CM was “making false statements” on the difficulty.

Responding to the remarks, Vijayan mentioned in keeping with theUnion minister, the nuns weren’t attacked and have been let off after their journey paperwork have been inspected and that the attackers have been ABVP (Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad) staff was an allegation of the state authorities.

“They (nuns) hadbeen attacked in a country, where one has all the rights to travel freely, for the sole reason that they were nuns. The action isshameful. He has justified the action of ABVP activists against the Nuns and two others. A union minister is justifying the attack on the nuns, which is evidenceof the RSS agenda being implemented by the Centre,” Vijayan instructed a press convention at Kasaragod.

Vijayan additionally referred to the assault on members of the minority group within the title of beef.

“There was a lot of protest across the country against the attack on muslims in the name of beef. Have they changed? No. When they found some nuns, they attacked them.”

Goyal was justifying the assault, he mentioned including this exhibits that the minorities and people who need democracy on this nation weren’t protected beneath the central rule which is implementing the RSS agenda.

Vijayan mentioned an try was being made to “cover up” for the culprits.

Earlier, it was lynching within the title of beef, he mentioned including secular forces will struggle them.

Kerala will probably be within the forefront.