Union Minister Nitin Gadkari addressed the convocation of the Central India Group of Institutions in Nagpur on Saturday. During this time he emphasized the importance of equality and dismissed caste -based politics outright. Gadkari said in Nagpur that he does not talk about religion and caste publicly. They believe that people keep social service at the top. Gadkari recalled his talk during the election campaign last year and said that whatever will be done about caste, I will kick him.
He also said that whether you lose the election or goes to the post of minister, he will remain firm on this principle. Gadkari said this at the convocation of a minority institution. Gadkari said that he does politics with conditions. Even if the ministerial position was lost for this. Now many of his things are being extracted.
Who will vote for me, I don’t worry – Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari further said that we never discriminate on the basis of caste or religion. I am in politics and many types of things happen here. But I have decided to work in my own way. I am not worried about who will vote for me. He further said that my friends said that you should not have said so. But I have decided to follow this principle in life. I will die a little due to losing elections or not getting the post of minister. Gadkari said that the value of a person is determined by his qualities rather than his caste, religion, language or gender. He said that many people used to contact me on the basis of their caste identity. But they remained firm on their principles.
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Gadkari mentions Abdul Kalam
Gadkari further said that I said in those 50,000 people that who will talk about caste, I will kick it in tightly. At the same time, the Union Minister said in his address that when Abdul Kamal became a nuclear scientist, he did such a thing that today his name is famous not only in his country but all over the world.
Gadkari also recalled when he was an MLC. He then gave permission of Engineering College to the Anjuman-e-Islam Institute. He felt that “they need it more.” He said, “If more engineers, IPS and IAS officers than the Muslim community are formed, then everyone will develop. We have an example of former President late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
Arvind Kejriwal met BJP leader’s house as soon as he left Vipassana, there was a stir from Delhi to Punjab