Vice President Venkaiah Naidu said on the occasion of Constitution Day, said – India is the most secular country in the world

New Delhi: Vice President Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said that India is the most secular country in the world. Despite this, the western media underestimates the Indian government on the issues of secularism and freedom of expression. He said that they cannot digest the fact that India is progressing. Some of them suffer from indigestion. There is a trend in western media to topple the Indian government on the issues of secularism, free speech. They are not able to digest the fact that India is progressing. Some of them are suffering from indigestion…India is the most secular country in the world..Vice President Naidu said while speaking at a book launch event in Delhi. ( India is most secular country )

…There are instances of individuals here and there… but as a whole, we practice secularism because it’s in the blood, nerves & veins of Indians not because of this government or that government…Respecting all religions is our age-old practice: Vice President Venkaiah Naidu in Delhi pic.twitter.com/ZEWwixfvRu

— ANI (@ANI) November 26, 2021

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Vice President spoke at the release of the vest

There are examples of individuals here and there… but as a whole we practice secularism because it is not because of this government or that government in the blood, veins of Indians… according to the old custom of our age to respect all religions. The functioning of democracy in the country is in line with the constitutional principles of ensuring equal rights and justice for all citizens. Naidu was speaking at the release of English and Hindi editions of books titled ..Loktantra, Politics and Governance. Written by A Surya Prakash, Vice-Chairman of the Executive Council of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library.

Working of democracy equal for all citizens ( India is most secular country )

Naidu lauded them for coming up with effective evidence-based counter-narratives in the backdrop of recent adverse reports on its functioning by some Western and American agencies. Earlier on Friday, on the occasion of Constitution Day, Naidu said the functioning of democracy in the country is in line with the constitutional principles of ensuring equal rights and justice for all citizens and does not require recognition from any outside agency. ( India is most secular country )