America’s dangerous statement against India, Modi government said – more knowledge is not required from people with limited understanding

Elections can be announced at any time in India. But just before the elections, America has shown its true colors. America has once again given an anti-India statement. This statement was given during a big press conference. The US State Department spokesperson also tried to humiliate India regarding CAA. He said that we are also worried as to how this law was passed. We are monitoring the entire matter closely. Actually, one In the press conference, a journalist had brought a lot of venom against India in his heart. This journalist asked US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller that India has passed a controversial law. Along with this, he termed it as anti-Muslim and said that all religions have been given a place in this law but not Muslims.

Now India has also retaliated against this. The government has reacted strongly to the US statement on the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying that it is an internal matter of India. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a statement on Friday that those who do not understand India’s pluralistic traditions would be better off not attempting to lecture. Jaiswal said that the Constitution of India guarantees religious freedom to all its citizens. There is no basis for any concern or behavior towards minorities. Vote bank politics should not dictate consideration of a laudable initiative to help people in distress.

There should be no attempt to lecture those who have limited understanding of India’s pluralistic traditions and the post-partition history of the region. India’s partners and well-wishers should welcome the intention with which this step has been taken. Jaiswal also said the US comments were “incorrect, misinformed and inappropriate”.