PM Narendra Modi appeals for peace in Gujarat
New Delhi : The Prime Minister Narendra Modi today appealed to the people of Gujarat to maintain peace in the state, a day after the state witnessed violence at a mega rally seeking reservations for the Patel community.
“Everyone must work together for development and it is through development that we can serve the people, especially the poor. Violence has never done good for anyone,” Modi tweeted. He also post a video of appeal to people for peace in Gujarat.
A state-wide shutdown was observed in Gujarat on Wednesday, a day after a Patidar mega-rally was held here demanding reservations in education and jobs for the Patel community.
Hardik Patel, 22, convener of Patidaar Arakshan Andolan Samiti (PAAS) was detained and taken into custody by the police after he launched a hunger strike at the GMDC Ground late Tuesday evening.
“Everyone must work together for development and it is through development that we can serve the people, especially the poor. Violence has never done good for anyone,” Modi tweeted. He also post a video of appeal to people for peace in Gujarat.
गुजरात के भाईयों और बहनों से मेरी अपील
https://t.co/hrw0WKeCAF
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 26, 2015
“Once again, I appeal to the people of Gujarat to maintain peace. Violence will never achieve anything. It is my appeal to all of you — the only Mantra must be ‘Shanti’ (peace),” Modi, a former three-time chief minister of Gujarat, said.A state-wide shutdown was observed in Gujarat on Wednesday, a day after a Patidar mega-rally was held here demanding reservations in education and jobs for the Patel community.
Hardik Patel, 22, convener of Patidaar Arakshan Andolan Samiti (PAAS) was detained and taken into custody by the police after he launched a hunger strike at the GMDC Ground late Tuesday evening.