In a notable speech in the Lok Sabha on Monday, Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi invoked a verse from the Holy Quran to emphasize the importance of courage. Addressing the Motion of Thanks to the President’s Address, Gandhi praised his colleagues on the opposition benches for their steadfastness and resilience throughout the election period.
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Highlighting the universal values of peace, non-violence, and courage espoused by all religions, Gandhi stated, “Even in Islam, in the Holy Quran, it is written.” He then quoted Surah Taha, verse 46: “Have no fear! I am with you, hearing and seeing.”
Gandhi’s speech also featured placards showing images and messages reflecting the core teachings of various religions. This move aimed to underline his point about the shared principles of faith traditions. However, his actions prompted an uproar from the government benches, showcasing the deep-seated tensions within the parliamentary proceedings.
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Gandhi’s remarks and symbolic gestures aimed to reinforce the unity and determination of the opposition in the face of numerous challenges. By citing religious texts, he sought to bridge divides and appeal to a broader sense of shared human values, urging for a collective stand against divisive forces.
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